Your South Wales Wedding - November/December 2024 (Issue 100)

VENUE STYLING 47 “Don’t forget the finishing touches – those little details will bring your dream to life.” – Hannah from Centre of Attention Venue Décor. “A rustic wedding blends natural elements with a warm, earthy ambiance. Choose a venue like a barn, vineyard, or garden, as these provide natural, rustic backdrops. If possible, host part of the wedding outdoors under a canopy of trees or near a lake or field. A stretch tent or tipi can provide cover that complements a natural setting. For your colour palette, choose warm, earthy tones like deep browns, soft greens, muted pinks, and creams. You can also incorporate shades like burgundy, dusty blue, or peach for accents. Use natural fabrics throughout your décor, such as linen or burlap for table settings and runners. Wooden signs, tables, and chairs will also create a cosy, rustic feel. Consider repurposed wood for centrepieces and photo backdrops. Mason jars filled with flowers or candles add a charming, down-to-earth touch and lanterns create a soft glow for evening events.” – The team at YOLO Events. “Hang fairylights or festoons to create a magical atmosphere. Candles in jars or placed on wooden slabs create a warm, intimate setting. If your indoors, consider rustic chandeliers made of wood, metal, or antlers to add elegance to the venue. Use wooden tables without tablecloths to show the natural grain and wooden seating; crossback chairs work really well for seating. To finish, use simple centrepieces like logs, wildflowers, or glass bottles. Complement this with vintage plates, cutlery, and napkins tied with twine or a small sprig of greenery for an organic feel. Give your guests practical, rustic-themed favours like homemade jams, honey jars, seed packets, or handcrafted soaps.” – The team at YOLO Events. “Think about pieces of décor that can be reused throughout the day. For example, your wedding bouquet could double as a show-stopping tablepiece, or your wedding arch can be a signature decoration for the pictures.” – Hannah from Centre of Attention Venue Décor. “Wooden signs, burlap table runners and twine-wrapped jars will add a rustic charm to your décor. If you’re still looking for a wedding venue, consider barns, vineyards, and outdoor settings like gardens or forests. These venues naturally provide a rustic backdrop.” – The team at Welsh Chair Cover Company. CONTACT THE EXPERTS Ambience Venue Styling Cardiff, www.ambiencevenuestyling.com Centre of Attention Venue Décor, www.coavenuedecor.co.uk Welsh Chair Cover Company, www.welshchaircover.co.uk Paula Burns Events and Weddings, www.paulaburns.net YOLO Events, www.yolo-events.co.uk www.andrewhazard.co.uk & www.welshchaircover.co.uk www.jenkins.photography & www.coavenuedecor.co.uk www.yolo-events.co.uk www.welshchaircover.co.uk www.jenkins.photography & www.coavenuedecor.co.uk www.yolo-events.co.uk “String lights, lanterns and candles create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Mason jars with fairylights are a popular choice. To add to the theme, serve locally sourced, seasonal foods. Think hearty dishes like roasted vegetables, grilled meats, and homemade pies.” – The team at Welsh Chair Cover Company. RUSTIC

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