Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
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Monday, September 22, 2014

Gray and gold rustic wedding ideas

Fall and winter are perfect for rustic weddings and if you are still lingering on what theme you should choose for your wedding, do take this one into consideration!

Generally speaking, people associate rustic weddings with less elegance and class, but the truth is that choosing the right color theme can change everything for you. Switching from pink and red to gray and gold will add style and femininity to your rustic wedding and it will look absolutely amazing! Here are some of the best gray/silver and gold rustic wedding ideas to take into consideration:
Gold and copper can work wonderfully together and they will both add that “vintage” and “rustic” feeling. You can incorporate them in almost everything at your wedding: from the flower vases to the flowers themselves.
·         Also, going for a golden rustic tiara will look amazing. Simply get a tiara made out of leaves or dried flowers and have it sprayed with gold – you’ll look like a beautiful daughter of Mother Nature!
·         You can have your bridesmaids dress in gold and gray as well (you can either settle on one of the colors and its various shades or on both of them – which works especially well if you want to distinguish the maid of honor from the other attendants).
·         Your wedding cake can be gold or silver as well – it will surely add class and elegance to your rustic wedding!
·         You can have centerpieces made in the same style as the tiara mentioned above as well. White roses and golden roses will look stunning, but this works with wilder flowers and with twigs and branches as well (especially for the winter weddings).
If you want to have a wedding that brings together elegance and the beauty of nature as well, Flourtown Country Club is the place to be at! Come pay us a visit and you’ll be left in awe at the marvelous beauties surrounding our location!

Photo source: flickr.com/ Faylyne

Monday, March 17, 2014

Should You Have an Evening or Day Wedding?


Before you get to worry about the dress, the wedding schedule is one of the things you need to decide on quickly. Most couples conveniently pick an evening wedding. However, a wedding early in the day is more traditional and late in the day is more economical. The decision you have to take depends on other factors as well.



The Schedule of Your Guests

An evening wedding is a popular choice since some of your invited guests can still have work on the weekends. They will not be available until after 5. A wedding in the day is not that difficult to work with as well if held on a weekend. Though compared to an evening wedding, it will have a slightly lower turnout.

Budget

A wedding in the afternoon is the perfect solution for couples who want to stay in a specific budget range. Since the wedding takes place in the afternoon, you do not have to serve full meals or alcoholic beverages in contrast to evening weddings. You can save a good amount of money with food and venue.

Extra Wedding Attires

If you plan to wear a cocktail dress for the reception so you can dance the night away, a wedding in the day would hamper your plans. On the other hand, if you plan to wear your wedding dress throughout the whole ceremony and reception, then an afternoon wedding is ideal. The ceremony can start after lunch and end before dusk without time for changing into another outfit.

The Wedding Theme

One of the most influential factors in deciding whether you want a daytime or evening wedding is the theme. If you want an old Hollywood theme, choosing an evening wedding can bring out glamour. A daytime wedding can accommodate garden or winery themes. An afternoon wedding is versatile with themes although it can be ideal with homespun wedding themes.

Flourtown Country Club has a beautiful view for both evening and daytime wedding. Give us a call so we can give you a tour of our facility. You’ll love it here! 

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