Tulips are one of those spring flowers that are impossible to dislike. Simple shapes, or frilly petals, buds closed or open, their bright jelly bean hues are candy for the eye.
Used en masse in white or glass bowls, potted in rustic wooden or terracotta containers with moss poked in amongst the stems, they will add the wow factor to your wedding!
Purple Tulips by KitAy
Yellow tulips by Phing
Tulips from The Glass Beehive
Tulips by Kevin Briody
Our favourites - photo by ellie
How gorgeous to hang strings of garlands at your reception. Be inspired by these….
Paper garland from lovefromchloe
Lacey paper banner from aymujer
Starfish garland by The ShabbyChicCottage
Garland from MaisyandAlice
Butterfly garland from thisneckofthewoods
Garland from renewool
Felt garland from BeeLoveLee
Ahhh! But would we wear them again as a decorative statement rather than just to keep warm?
Looking at some of these, I can imagine a dreamy lace dress, or a full skirted fifties number with a fascinator or birdcage veil.
Crochet look gloves from VintageStarrBeads
Needlerun lace wedding gloves from thegoldenturtle
Small flowergirl sized crochet gloves from everythingswhite
Vintage gloves from aprilevening
As we shiver through winter, we need ways to keep warm, even when we are dressed in all our finery. It’s great to look our best, but not to cause ourselves heartache by being cold!
Both for guests, and the bridal party, pashminas are one cuddly option to add warmth to an outfit.
Pashminas from mypashmina
Pashminas from And Venus Smiled
Pashmina from classiquechic
Pashmina from Gossamerart
Pashmina by jingjingdesign
Pashmina by jingjingdesign
How could you not love the colours and designs of millefiori? Millefiori means ‘a thousand flowers’ and it is certainly candy for the eyes and the soul!
Earrings from ShadowMoonDesigns
Beads from mermaidglass
Belt buckle from MnMTreasures
Pendant from muranobridal
Glass from PaulsButtons
Earrings from leeski
Buttons from PaulsButtons
Necklace by CreationsByGinny
