Your South Wales Wedding - Sep/Oct 2019 (Issue 69)

FLOWERS 63 VENUE STYLING D r e a m y How to style your big-day venue I f you’ve booked your venue, then the next thing you’ll be thinking about is how to style it. With so many options available, this can seem like a daunting task, but the most important thing to remember is that any space can be transformed with even the most simple of details. To help give you some inspiration we’ve asked local suppliers for their top tips. “Country houses have beautiful features such as fireplaces and chandeliers. Your décor should complement the venue’s style and not overpower it.” – Emma Hall from Emma Hall Designs. DÉCOR COUNTRY HOUSE “Don’t be afraid to incorporate a little bling.” – Emma. Xpect Photography rachellambertphotography.co.uk “Think about the time of year you’re getting married. Candles look beautiful in the daylight, but in the winter months, they can transform a space.” – Emma. “Create interest with tea lights and jars of flowers.” – Emma. Xpect Photography “Dress staircases with lace and blooms.” – Emma. “If you have room, create an area where children can play or a quiet corner for elderly guests.” – Emma. “Neutral chair covers will match any colour scheme.” – Emma. “Try to reuse items from your ceremony in your reception décor. This will save you money and make the most of each part of the day.” – Emma. “Don’t get caught up with a theme. The day is about you, so try not to get too obsessed with a particular style.” – Emma. Xpect Photography garyandsuephotography.com sheetalvarsani.com