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May 18, 2013 By Leave a Comment

 

WHITE BOUQUETS

The simplicity of a white bouquet is timeless…Many flowers come in different shades of white and go with every color scheme. Choosing white bouquets may be simple yet their beauty lasts well into the future. Make sure that your chosen flowers are available during the season that you are getting married. Destination weddings also tend to be a bit more expensive to get specific flowers shipped in. White bouquets made up of roses, orchids, peonies, baby’s breath & magnolias are good selections that won’t break the bank and are also easily available. 

White Bouquets – Lily of the Valley

This is one of our all time favorite white bouquets. Believe it or not, it is also one of the most expensive. Reason being is because these fragile little bells are not only poisonous they are extremely delicate. Therefore you have to order twice as many flowers in order to assure perfection and special care has to be taken when making the bouquet. Lily of the Valley is a not usually available in the fall. This sweet scented May flower is the national flower of Finland and represents purity of heart, loves good fortune, sweetness, and you’ve made my life complete.

White Cattleya Orchids originated in Brazil and grow beautifully in Costa Rica. These large showy flowers come in all colors except true blue and black. The picture above shows one of over a hundred species of Cattleya Orchids (also known as the butterfly orchid, swan orchid, or the Holly Spirit Orchid). The Cattleya Orchid represents Beauty, Strength, Luxury and Love.

WHITE ROSE BOUQUETS

One tradition states that until modern times, brides carried garlic & dill down the aisle when they were getting married. This was to ward off evil and disease brought about by the Plague and it eventually shifted into florals. Other people believe the tradition of a bride carrying flowers down the isle started in the 1800s when people only bathed annually. The couple would bath one month before their wedding and then the bride would carry a bouquet of fragrant flowers to mask any lingering odors. Thank goodness roses smell so lovely! The white rose is a national symbol of England and represents innocence, purity, secrecy, I am worthy of you, truth, virtue, and happy love.

Ranunculus flowers come in over 600 species and make stunning white bouquets so make sure you do some research before placing your order. These flowers only come around once or twice a year so plan accordingly. A little history on this flower, the name is Late Latin for “little frog”, probably because they are known to live near water. These gems mean that you are radiant with charm.

Peony Flowers are large, fragrant, deeply lobed, and soft looking. They come in up to 40 varieties in the colors red, white and yellow. Florists & photographers have recommended that when choosing a white bouquet to also include some leafy greens or other accents of color so that the flowers photography well against the white of your dress. The slight accentuation of other colors along with the white bouquet will add definition to your bouquet. The meaning of the Peony flower is a happy marriage, good health, prosperity and is also associated with the twelfth wedding anniversary.

The stunning Magnolia flower is a very hearty blossom. Originating from Asia before bees, this flower has over 200 species and has been known to survive the ice age, mountain foundation, and the continental drift. Magnolias signify dignity, love of nature and nobilty.

White Phalaenopsis Orchids, also known as moth orchids have over 60 species are are very popular. They love dry, shady areas and even grow wild in some regions. Orchids in general signify rare beauty, love, beautiful lady, mature charm, long life, and are also associated with the twenty eighth wedding anniversary.

WHITE AND PINK MIX BOUQUET

CALLA LILY

Calla lilies are beautiful flowers that come in multiple colors….we love white! These calla lilies were the bridesmaids bouquets from a FCW destination wedding client. A few tips and tricks from First Class Weddings about calla lilies are that these flowers are extremely fragile. Bumping or brushing up against these flowers causes them to start to wilt! As long as you are cautious and gentile, these flowers will make a lovely addition to your wedding and/or your reception. The Calla Lily represents magnificent beauty and is associated with the sixth wedding anniversary. If you have a white bouquet that you’d like us to see please send us a photograph & description to admin@firstclassweddings.com.

 

Calla Lily Bouquets from First Class Weddings

Lilly of the Valley, Orchid & Peonie & Baby’s Breath Bouquet from Style Me Pretty

White Cattleya Orchid from Martha Stewart

White Rose Bouquet from Adornments Flowers & Finery

White Ranunculus Bouquet from Bouquet Wedding Flower

White Magnolia Bouquet from Jose Villa

White Bouquet with Twine from The Flip Side

White & Pink Bouquet from Elizabeth Anne Designs

 

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Boutonnieres

May 16, 2013 By Leave a Comment

SUPERHERO BOUTONNIERES

Is your groom a Superman? From sophisticated to fun superhero boutonnieres, these are sure to get your groom as excited about his flowers as you are about yours! Action figures and comic book pages are a modern way to create your own unique spin on boutonnieres. Iron Man, Superman, Batman…the hero choices are endless and will give your groom a power boost to help him suit up!  Everyone knows that grooms and groomsmen have a fascination with superheros and comic books…so which superhero does your groom want to be?

Comic book page boutonnieres with your favorite super hero icon are super fun and unique. Other boutonnieres made of cotton and other rustic flowers are great for barn or outdoorsy type weddings. Raw cotton is perfect for any season but we love it for winter weddings! The cotton is light and fluffy which can go great for snowy weddings…the great thing about cotton is that it really goes with any color scheme!

COTTON BOUTONNIERES

Adding buttons and feathers to your cotton boutonnieres are adorable when professionally designed. Another idea we would like to share are fully or partially crocheted and knitted boutonnieres. These are a great way to keep boutonnieres as a keepsake after the wedding! These boutonnieres are very unique and add beautiful texture to the groom’s apparel. These DIY touches add an intimate feeling to any wedding.

CROCHET BOUTONNIERES

FEATHER BOUTONNIERES

A bursting celebration of fun colors, textures and craft…these feathered boutonnieres are brilliantly cute. Peacock, colored and patterned feathers on your man’s lapel is a modern design that not many brides know of…don’t be afraid to use your imagination and get creative!

FABRIC BOUTONNIERES

Imagine being able to preserve your man’s boutonniere from your wedding day as easily as this! Boutonnieres made of fabric or cloth will last forever! There are so many kinds of fabrics at craft stores…think outside of the flower box and choose something even more daring.

 We love trendsetters! If you have a boutonniere creation that you would like to share please forward a photo and brief description to admin@firstclassweddings.com. The pattern choices, colors and objects of your boutonnieres go to infinity and beyond and we, at First Class Weddings are here to tell you that anything that you can dream of is possible!

 

Yellow & Green Boutonnieres from The Frosted Petticoat

Super Hero Boutonnieres from Well-Groomed

Super Hero Flower Boutonnieres from Etsy

Iron Man Boutonniere from Bespoke Occasions 

Crotchet Boutonniere from Etsy

Cloth Boutonniere from Green Wedding Shoes

Feather Boutonniere from Praise Wedding

Cotton Boutonniere from Wedding Wire

Cotton & Feathered Boutonniere from Style Me Pretty

Orange Stripe Boutonniere from Precious Style 

 

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Rock N’ Roll Bride

May 3, 2013 By Leave a Comment

ROCK N’ ROLL BRIDE – LOVE ROCKS

Love truly does ROCK! Why not consider the back of an old truck as your alter? The possibilities are endless with themed weddings… one that gets our record spinning is this rocker style wedding! Old trucks, cold beer and vintage records hanging around your wedding reception could keep the party going all night long.

ROCK N’ ROLL BRIDE – RED SHOES

Imagine arriving in the vehicle that is actually your ceremony alter! How fun and unique would it be to arrive at your wedding with your alter all ready to go? For this rock n’ roll bride, a 1956 Dodge pick-up truck was her transportation and alter, which we think is a rockstar way to arrive at your wedding.

ROCK N’ ROLL BRIDE LOVE

ROCK N’ ROLL BRIDE – ROCK N’ ROLL GROOM

ROCK N’ ROLL BRIDE MAKE-UP

FALL WEDDING FLOWERS

Peace, love and rock n’ roll… Getting married like a rockstar can be easy with First Class Weddings. We hope that this couple of rockers will leave you feeling inspired to create your own theme for your wedding. There are millions of ways to make your wedding unique with little details such as records of your favorite music, rockin’ make-up, and kicking back in the bed of an old pick up truck with cold beer. This rock n’ roll party will never die! Rock on!

 

Rock N’ Roll Bride by First Class Weddings

Make-up by Jen Murphy Artistry

Wedding Dress by Maggie Evans Designs

Venue provided by Bob & Sally Dalton

Flowers by European Flower Shop

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Ombré Wedding

March 5, 2013 By Leave a Comment

Red to white ombre wedding cake

 Ombré Wedding

Ombré is a French term, it means the shading and transition of color from light to dark, from one shade to another.  Traditionally this term referred to fabric and ombré has definitely made it’s mark in the fashion world, however recently this style has blown up! We are seeing ombré designs on everything from hair to nails and of course, all things weddings!  Wedding cakes, invitations, backdrops and flowers, ombré weddings are one wedding trend that is sure to stick around!

Ombre flower centerpiece

 Ombré Wedding Centerpiece

Ombré floral centerpieces can make your reception oh-so-glamorous!  An Ombré Wedding adds a decorative element that works with every color palette, and flowers are a great way to incorporate ombré decor into your wedding ceremony and reception. When creating an ombré flower centerpiece, we recommend choosing different flowers for each color (as seen above).  The different textures mixed with busts of color will create one gorgeous centerpiece!

Ombré Wedding Isle Runner

Ombré was originally associated with fabric, so why not continue your ombré wedding theme into your isleway.  We love a look that is hand crafted and matches your chairs, backdrops, reception table cloths, napkins, centerpieces and more…

Paper ombre wedding decor

 Ombre Wedding Backdrop

Hanging paper art makes for a fabulous backdrop and this ombré wedding backdrop makes this desert table so much sweeter! Hang garlands color by color, moving from one shade to the next to create fun and unique ceremony backdrop, desert table or photo booth areas. You can also  hang above reception tables to create amazing hanging decor!

Pink ombre wedding dress

Ombré Wedding Dress

It’s a bride’s day, so why not express you personal style with a fun and fabulous ombré gown…or have your bridesmaids rock the style. Brides may choose a white dress with colored tool that just peeks out the bottom or make a bold statement with a gown that transitions into a burst of color!

No matter what you wedding wishes, First Class Weddings can make your dream wedding a reality!  Follow us on Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter for more great wedding inspiration!

Ombré Wedding by First Class Weddings

Ombré Cake from Mod Wedding

Purplé Ombre Flowers from Flourish Designs

Ombré Isle Runner from Wedding Wire

Ombré Paper Backdrop from Little Bird Celebrations

Ombré Wedding Gown from One Wed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Moss Wedding

October 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment

HEart Shaped Ring Pillow Made of Moss

Moss Wedding Decor

There are so many beautiful natural elements that can be used to create extraordinary event decor. Incorporate moss into your wedding theme and you will love the stunning result!  Moss adds color, texture and a rustic elegance to wedding ceremonies and receptions that we love! There are over 12,000 species of moss on this planet and one thing is for sure, when used as decoration, this gorgeous greenery brings the beautiful great outdoors to any event.

Wedding reception table runner made of moss

Moss Table Runner

Lush moss covered tables and  accented centerpieces have a rustic appeal that creates a earthy wedding theme.  Flower blossoms add color and frangrance to the place settings and dark candles set the mood. Make your wedding reception feel as though you are in a magical garden with this moss wedding theme.

Wedding dessert table covered with moss

Moss place card table

Moss Wedding Tables

Moss wedding decor can transform a standard dessert display, place card or sign-in table into a work of art that will give your guests something to talk about for years to come.  This is one embelleshment  that is easy to create yet packs a huge punch.  If you love this bold look, continue the theme by building a wedding backdrop or arch that is completely covered with moss.  Add fresh flowers, flags, jewels, etc. to make it truly unique. The result is gorgeous!

Moss and floral chandelier create a beautiful hanging centerpiece

Hanging Moss Wedding Centerpiece

Check out this overhead creation of moss, hanging tulips and glass bulbs! Moss chandeliers and hanging centerpieces will transform any table space and add a wow factor to your overall wedding decor.

Table numbers made of moss

Moss Wedding Table Numbers

Looking for a DIY (Do It Yourself) project for your big day? Plan a pre-wedding craft party and create moss covered table numbers, initial monograms, ring pillows or garden inspired flower girl baskets.   Moss wedding table numbers placed in your centerpieces are the perfect addition to reception tables.  Unique, creative and oh-so-fabulous!

Monogrammed Letters made of moss and flowers

Moss Wedding Monogram

Moss wedding monograms are perfect hung in entryways, on walls or as chair decor.  Choose your initials or wedding date for a unique wedding enhancement. We love that the above letters are paired with flowers and hung with ribbon in the weddings color palette.

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Moss Wedding from First Class Weddings

Moss Ring Pillow from One Wed

Moss Table Runner from United With Love

Moss Wedding Dessert Table from Tim Duncan Events

Hanging Moss and Tulip Chandelier from Bridal Banter

Moss Wedding Place Card Table from Simply Perfect Weddings

Moss Table Numbers from Esty

Moss Monogram Letters from Wedding Chicks

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Flower Girls

October 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Flower girl with a flower crown and bouquet

 Flower Girls

Flower girls are an adorable addition to any wedding!  While we OOOO and AWE over the dresses, the flowers, and the sheer cuteness of the flower girl, children equally consider this an exciting occassion. Flower girls of all ages are a extra special part of the ceremony, scattering petals, holding signs or carrying a pomander flower ball and walking down the aisle is a moment that you and your guests will cherish forever!

 

Flower Girls tossing petals down the aisle

Flower Girls Tossing Petals

Traditionally walking just before the bride, the flower girl(s) will sprinkle petals down the aisle way during the wedding ceremony. Your wedding colors, location and overall theme can help to guide you in what option is best for your big day. Rose petals matching the bouquets are always a great option.  Many of our brides, having a destination wedding in Hawaii, choose to use orchids or multi-colored rose petals to compliment their Hawaiian wedding and a Haku Head Lei is a great addition to the flower girls overall look!

There are many options for both flowers and flower girl baskets to make your wedding unique.  Woven, adorned with flowers or moss, accented with ribbons or even monogrammed with the bride and grooms initials are all cute…the possibilities are endless! To make your flower girls feel extra special, attach a wooden sign, or paint her name onto the basket.

 

"Here Comes The Bride" flower girl sign

Flower Girl Sign

A more modern role for the flower girls are to carry a sign down the aisle. This is a trend that we can’t seem to get enough of, and your guests will feel the same! A slab of wood or a printed banner with the words “Here Comes The Bride” or a personalized sign that reads “Uncle Jessie, Here Comes Your Girl!” is an adorable way to announce the bride!

 

Flower girl carrying a flower pomader

Flower Girls Pomander Ball

One option we love is having flower girls carry a Pomander Ball.  This flower ball is great for children who may be nervous (or too young) to scatter flower petals.  Pomanders can also be a great decorative option for your wedding reception.  Use as chair decor, hang them in trees, line an aisle way, doorway or place on table tops as reception centerpieces.

 

Flower Girl being pulled in a wagon

Flower Girl Wagon

When the time comes to walk down the aisle things can go super smoothly or slightly unpredictable.   We have had flower girls go from happy to sad and tired to terrified in a matter of minutes. Having a rehearsal the evening before or having several flower girls (especially for young girls) can help ease the walk down the isle. For the very young, we recommend having either an adult or an older child accompany them down the aisle.  We also love the idea of pulling young cuties in a wagon as seen above!

 

Custom Flower Girl dress and headband

Flower Girls Attire

Of course you can’t forget about flower girl fashion!  Go traditional or dress your flower girls in fun tutu’s or petticoats. Add flower headbands to finish off the look. Accessorizing your flower girl to compliment your wedding theme will add even more cuteness to the already adorable kiddos!

 

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Flower Girls by First Class Weddings

Flower Crowned Flower Girl from Polka Dot Bride

Tossing Petals from Inspired By This

“Here Comes The Bride” from Brides of Oklahoma

Flower Girl Pomander from Indulgy

Flower Girl in Wagon from Every Last Detail

Tool Flower Girl Dress and Flower Headband from Savvy Britches Boutique

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Fall Wedding

October 4, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Bridal Party throwing fall leaves

Fall Wedding

It is time to embrace the changing of the leaves and the return of the rich colors of fall! There are many different decorative options to choose from that will make your fall wedding reflect the spirit of the season! Stick to the traditional fall color palette of brown, orange, red and yellow or opt for a wedding with richer tones such as merlot, plum or moss green.  Incorporate leaves and greenery or pumpkins and pie into your decor for a wedding celebration that screams fall!

Fall color wedding bouquets

Fall Wedding Bouquets

Mix a burst of color into bouquets and floral arrangements and give your decor an unexpected twist.  We love that fall’s hottest hues are mixed with the lavender roses in the above bouquets!  Lavender is one color that you may not traditionally associate with fall but by adding in this pop of color the arrangements are truly transformed.

Wooden Wedding Arch

Fall Wedding Arch

Fall is the perfect season to incorporate a woodsy, rustic vibe into your wedding and this natural ceremony arch is the perfect example!  Wooden table and chairs, an unfinished slab of wood with table numbers and names as a seating display or tree stump cake/flower stands will give your entire reception a rustic feel.

Pumpkin Ceremony decor

Pumpkin Wedding Decor

Pumpkins are one of the staples of fall and they are great additions to your fall wedding decor.  Pumpkin vases with fresh blooms, a pumpkin patch venue or a pumpkin lined aisle way are all creative ideas. Continue this theme into your food and beverage choices by featuring a dessert table where pumpkin pies are accompanies by other fall favorites such as caramel apples or cider with cinnamon sticks.

Rock and Roll Fall Wedding

Mix your passion into your wedding.  A record guestbook, beautiful fall flowers and your favorite beer makes for a fun celebration for the rock and roll loving couple!  Display them in a wooden crate and you’ve got a fabulous photo op reflecting your wedding style!  This photo is from a First Class Weddings Rock and Roll wedding inspiration shoot. There are more great fall wedding inspiration photos to come so keep checking back!

Fall Chair Decor

Wheat chair decor

Fall Wedding Chair Decor

Chair decor is a great way to incorporate fall into your wedding.  Adorn your ceremony chairs with fall accents as seen with the  orange and green, twig and berry chair decor above.  Another great fall accent, wheat! Whether chair decor or a bridal bouquet, wheat is a fall wedding favorite.

Bride in cowboy boots

The colder weather means fall brides can rock boots and jackets! For bridesmaids or brides, cowboy boots paired with a dress make the perfect fashion statement. A shrug, cardigan or a faux fur jacket will keep you warm and stylish.

Whether your wedding has a few fall accents or is a full on celebration of the season, we’ve got you covered! First Class Weddings can help you plan your fall wedding and provide you with great wedding inspiration.  Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.

Fall Wedding by First Class Weddings

Fall Leaf Confetti from Fairy God Mother Weddings

Fall Bouquet from Rebecca Shepherd Floral Design

Wooden Arch Every Last Detail

Pumpkin Aisle Decor from One Wed

Twig and Berry Chair Decor from Oh Lovely Day

Wheat Chair Decor from Wedding By Color

Bridal Cowboy Boots from Lover.ly

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Hanging Flowers

September 19, 2012 By 1 Comment

White hanging flowers for wedding

Hanging Flowers

Flowers are one of the most important decorative elements in wedding ceremonies and receptions, and they can turn an ordinary space into something amazing.  Make your wedding unforgettable with gorgeous hanging flowers! Hanging flowers can be dainty or dramatic, they can be used as a ceremony backdrop or reception centerpieces. The possibilities are endless so be creative!

 

Pink and Blue hanging flower chandeliers

Hanging Flower Chandeliers

Beautiful blooms hung from crystal and candle chandeliers…yes, please! These out of this world floral creations will transform any space from bleak to chic!

 

Hanging flowers reception decor

Hanging Flower Centerpieces

Who says that centerpieces have to be on the table?  This hanging flower centerpiece of orchids and branches adds color and ambiance.

 

Hanging birdcages filled with flowers

 Hanging Flower Birdcages

Get creative with floral decor and use props that complement your wedding style.  The birdcage floral arrangements, shown above, are vintage wedding perfection!

 

Hanging flowers in vases

Hanging Vases

You can hang flowers from ceilings, walls, wedding arches or tree branches.  Try hanging single flowers or whole floral arrangements in vases for a look that is fresh and unexpected!

 

Orange and pink hanging flowers in vases

Hanging Flower Arrangements 

Consult with your wedding planner or florist to see what hanging flowers they can create for your big day.  And remember, First Class Weddings can make your dream wedding  a reality so please feel free to reach out should you need assistance with your wedding day.  Follow us on Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter for more great wedding inspiration!

 

Hanging Flowers by First Class Weddings

White Strung Flowers from Style Me Pretty

Flower Chandelier from The Wedding Channel

Hanging Orchid Centerpiece from Venue Safari

Floral Birdcages from Pocket Fell of Dreams

Hanging Individual Vases from Sweet Violet Bride

Hanging Arrangements from That Bohemian Girl

 

 

 

 

 

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Flowerless Bouquets

June 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment

 

Vintage brooch bridal bouquet

Flowerless Bouquet

Flowerless bouquets are an affordable and unique option that can be cherished for years to come. Bouquets can be made out of broaches, fabric, paper, seashells or feathers. The possibilities are endless so be creative! Perfect for the Do It Yourself (DIY) bride.

Paper flower bridal bouquet

Flowerless Bouquet – Paper Roses

Paper or fabric can be used to create flowers that are not only unique but will last. Paper flowers can be crafted with plain or printed paper and made to look like almost any flower.

Fabric flower bridal bouquet

Flowerless Bouquet – Fabric

The above bouquet has flowers made from a variety of fabric and was then wrapped in lace and ribbon to give it an overall elegant, vintage look.

 

Paper butterfly bouquet by Laura Normandin

Flowerless Bouquet – Butterflies

This stunning butterfly bouquet by Laura Normandin was made with colorful paper.  Each butterfly is attached to wire so that they move as you walk down the aisle.

 

Floral Brooch bouquets

 

Brooches can be made into a gorgeous one-of-a kind flowerless bouquet.  Start with a ball of fabric or styrofoam and pin away!  Choose a variety of colors and styles or stick with one color and add some sparkle.

 

Paper Pinwheel Bridesmaid Bouquets

Flowerless Bouquet – Pinwheels

Paper pinwheels are a fun alternative to the traditional bouquet. This is a great bridesmaid option for an outdoor summer wedding.

 

Sea shell bridal bouquet

Flowerless Bouquet – Seashells

If you are a beach bride looking for a flowerless bouquet look no further than the sand at your feet.  A seashell bouquet is the perfect beach accessory.

Carrying a one-of-a kind bouquet allows you to add your own personal touch and cut back on costs. Whether you buy or DIY, these flowerless bouquets are sure to be remembered.

 

Flowerless Bouquets by First Class Weddings

Purple Brooch Bouquet from Pocketful of Dreams

Paper Rose Bouquet from Advantage Bridal

Fabric Floral Bouquet from Elite Bridal Concierge

Brooch Bouquets from Brooch Bouquets

Paper Pinwheels from Masterpiece Weddings

Seashell Bouquet from Bridesmaid Trade

 

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Wedding Aisles

June 5, 2012 By 1 Comment

Custom Wedding Aisle

Wedding Aisle – Bamboo Topiaries

Most brides have imagined walking down the aisle their whole lives.  The grand entrance is one of the most important details to any wedding ceremony.  Make sure your grand entrance is everything you’ve dreamed it to be and more…

Wedding aisles truly personalize your wedding.  Here are some helpful tips!

Candles framing wedding aisle

Wedding Aisle – Candles and Flowers

Framing the aisle with fresh flowers and votive candles is a simple and cost effective way to make your entrance special.  Hanging flowers from the ceiling, over your chairs or sprinkled on the floor. We encourage you to use your imagination!

Petals and Votive Candle Asile Way

Wedding Aisle – Rose Petals and Floating Candles

Outdoor ceremonies provide the perfect canvas for creating a picturesque backdrop for your march down the aisle.  Don’t be afraid to pour it on in order to create a dramatic look. Your friends and family will be pleasantly excited to see what you have created.

From rose petals to elaborate lighting and decor, First Class Weddings represents your vision for the perfect lined pathway. Visit our web site or contact us for more information.

 

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