52 HERE COMES THE SUN Kate says, “Flowers wilt quicker in the heat, but you can prevent this and hay fever with truly beautiful faux arrangements. Consider keeping your wedding sustainable with linen napkins and a handwritten mirror table plan is a must.” Caroline says, “Summer lends itself towards soft pastels to evoke a sense of romance, or more vibrant colours such as electric pink, red, yellow, orange and cobalt blue. Balance the colours with beautiful neutral tones so it's not overwhelming. White is also a popular choice for a crisp and clean aesthetic.” Anne says, “Incorporate as much of your wedding outside as possible for a relaxed summer vibe. Add a boho-shaded lounge area for your guests to escape the heat and rest their dancing feet. It's also great for photo opportunities and to spend time together away from the crowd.” Anne says, “Why not add lawn games for your guest to enjoy while taking advantage of the sun for your outdoor photos? Consider croquet, Jenga, Connect 4, lawn bowls and limbo. Outdoor games bring fun and laughter to all guests while uniting everyone. You can relax and enjoy your day knowing guests are having a great time.” Rebecca says, “Summer brings a host of taller florals perfect for creating pockets of interest in different areas of the venue. Delphiniums, larkspur, hollyhocks and lupins offer great height for flower meadows down an aisle or against interesting features. Remember that you can reuse your arrangements. Rebecca says, “Summer is the ideal time for arches as you're more likely to have good weather and capture the shots you desire. Many venues or churches can have an arch, whether attached to the wall or freestanding. By introducing this feature, you're creating an area where guests can capture the perfect photo.” https://chelseawhite.co.uk www.romylawrencephotography.com www.romylawrencephotography.com www.ampersandmemories.com www.ginfizzphotographic.co.uk
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