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Ideal_Rock
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Number one thing - I am starting to hate wedding planning, seriously it would be a breeze if all it didn''t involve prima donna''s and family, FI''s response: I told you I wanted to elope, I didn''t I wanted the sheebang and now I have it so what can you do - to make my long vent short I just think I feel unsupported by those around me, minus FI.
My theory is if you decide you want to help - GREAT, you want to do a job - AWESOME , but then don''t try to back out of it at the last momments an leave me thinking WTF. I keep thinking I should hire a planner but the ones here aren''t the greatest and are expensive so I am struggling along and I figure the lovely ladies on PS can possibly help with a few details
Anyway enough of venting I am starting to feel like a negative person - ick and back to what I wanted to ask.
Inspiration board
Centerpieces
So the colours for the wedding will be BM''s in a dusky rose, mushroom pink fabric - kinda like a mauve but not the closest colour I can find is this flower on this other person''s board this colour here I don''t plan to repeat the colour through the wedding but rather have complimentary colours that suit in the decor and flowers. The venue is a winery with really tall high ceilings and lots of wood - very natural and rustic and I am thinking of evoking a soft, elegant and romantic feel to the venue. I have attached pics of the venue at night on the right hand side and pics on the left of possible bouquets (colours aren''t right for any).
My questions are:
Would a mixture of tall and short centerpieces i.e the candles in bowls with my choice of flowers scattered and tall centerpieces (branchy and flowery) on each table look stupid, the tables are long rectangular and sit 10-12 each so the length I believe could take it. What I am thinking is 2 tall and 3 short i.e short, tall, short, tall, short on each table over the top of a table runner? I think with the height of the ceilings the tall centerpieces would make an impact but with too many on a single table it might overwhelm hence the wanting to mix it up - am I completely off base? - does that evoke a soft romantic feel with all the candles and flowers
Also I can''t see if you can see the chairs - part of me thinks they work well with the venue the other part of me is thinking of hiring Chiavari chairs however the chiavari chairs are $16 each + delivery and these ones are free, will people notice chairs all that much? I am thinking prolly not and I am best saving the money and investing it into something else.
Any help or suggestions and any ideas for what colours/flowers you would pair with the dusky rose/mushroom pink - I am at a loss I love the colour for the softness and femininty but I am stuck with complimentary sides
TIA ladies any ideas, help suggestions much appreciated
My theory is if you decide you want to help - GREAT, you want to do a job - AWESOME , but then don''t try to back out of it at the last momments an leave me thinking WTF. I keep thinking I should hire a planner but the ones here aren''t the greatest and are expensive so I am struggling along and I figure the lovely ladies on PS can possibly help with a few details
Anyway enough of venting I am starting to feel like a negative person - ick and back to what I wanted to ask.
Inspiration board
Centerpieces
So the colours for the wedding will be BM''s in a dusky rose, mushroom pink fabric - kinda like a mauve but not the closest colour I can find is this flower on this other person''s board this colour here I don''t plan to repeat the colour through the wedding but rather have complimentary colours that suit in the decor and flowers. The venue is a winery with really tall high ceilings and lots of wood - very natural and rustic and I am thinking of evoking a soft, elegant and romantic feel to the venue. I have attached pics of the venue at night on the right hand side and pics on the left of possible bouquets (colours aren''t right for any).
My questions are:
Would a mixture of tall and short centerpieces i.e the candles in bowls with my choice of flowers scattered and tall centerpieces (branchy and flowery) on each table look stupid, the tables are long rectangular and sit 10-12 each so the length I believe could take it. What I am thinking is 2 tall and 3 short i.e short, tall, short, tall, short on each table over the top of a table runner? I think with the height of the ceilings the tall centerpieces would make an impact but with too many on a single table it might overwhelm hence the wanting to mix it up - am I completely off base? - does that evoke a soft romantic feel with all the candles and flowers
Also I can''t see if you can see the chairs - part of me thinks they work well with the venue the other part of me is thinking of hiring Chiavari chairs however the chiavari chairs are $16 each + delivery and these ones are free, will people notice chairs all that much? I am thinking prolly not and I am best saving the money and investing it into something else.
Any help or suggestions and any ideas for what colours/flowers you would pair with the dusky rose/mushroom pink - I am at a loss I love the colour for the softness and femininty but I am stuck with complimentary sides
TIA ladies any ideas, help suggestions much appreciated