There are many ways to make your wedding stand out. While most weddings include standard elements like vows, food, and entertainment, you can do a lot more. To make their wedding day truly memorable, many couples add personalised touches.
Personalised Invitations
Make your invitations memorable. They are the first impression your guests get of your wedding. Custom wedding stationery has become increasingly popular. Many couples choose to add personality to their invitations by adding hand-drawn illustrations or a monogram.
Ceremony decor
The wedding ceremony is at the centre of the celebration, and the decor you choose can help create an atmosphere that’s magical. Think beyond the traditional aisle runners and floral arches if you want to add a special touch. Consider bespoke elements such as hanging lanterns or personalised banners. You could also create an eco-friendly wall of flowers using local blooms.
Reception touches
The small details make a big difference when it comes to receptions. Think about creative table settings such as place cards with each guest’s handwritten message and their name.
Some other trends include interactive food stations, such as a gin station, a pizza counter, or a DIY sweets counter. For a Barn Wedding Venue Kent, contact theploughatleigh.com/barn-wedding-venue-kent/
DIY wedding favours
This is a great way to say thank you to your guests for sharing in your special day. Make homemade preserves or candles that your guests can take home.
Customised favours that are a reflection of you or your partner’s personalities, like a mixtape of your favourite songs or a miniature bottle of your favourite drink, can be a thoughtful and fun way to help guests remember your event.
Wedding photography
It is a great opportunity to be creative. Couples are choosing different styles to capture the day. This can range from candid documentary style photos to drones to take aerial shots.
Hire a photobooth with personalised props, or set up a DIY Photo Corner with Polaroid Cameras for your guests to take and save their own memories.