Tulip Wedding
It took a second for Stas and Yulia, the bride and the groom, to decide on the color theme: violet-pink-lilac, the rest was entrusted to the LoraShen florists.
Yet, no one can tell, at what point an idea came up to spice up the wedding décor with another flower – a tulip. Perhaps, the florists were inspired by the bride and the groom, or a chosen colour theme, or maybe it was what we call intuition and professional flair, anyway, the result was amazing.
Just imagine, you enter the hall that has that spring freshness and the scent of tulips in the air – you feel it only for a few moments but remember for a lifetime. While initially we were focusing on sticking to the classics, more “floaty” ideas started coming up during the decoration process. With that, traditional arch was replaced by trees wrapped with tulips and vine. Elegant white chandeliers which as initially was though would have candles in them, were decorated with tulips. For the guests to easily find their seat at the table, an openwork tulip tree with a seating plan was arranged at the entrance.
The wall behind the bridal table rose quite a hot discussion, since we wanted to avoid commonplace ideas, so we had the painting with…. yes, the tulips, hanged. And only the garden terrace was the place where we deviated from our original theme – the scents in the summer garden were begging to add some peonies which somewhat broke up the kingdom of tulips, and added even more colour to the feast.
We are happy to create a festive atmosphere for the young couple and wow all the guests.
Yet, no one can tell, at what point an idea came up to spice up the wedding décor with another flower – a tulip. Perhaps, the florists were inspired by the bride and the groom, or a chosen colour theme, or maybe it was what we call intuition and professional flair, anyway, the result was amazing.
Just imagine, you enter the hall that has that spring freshness and the scent of tulips in the air – you feel it only for a few moments but remember for a lifetime. While initially we were focusing on sticking to the classics, more “floaty” ideas started coming up during the decoration process. With that, traditional arch was replaced by trees wrapped with tulips and vine. Elegant white chandeliers which as initially was though would have candles in them, were decorated with tulips. For the guests to easily find their seat at the table, an openwork tulip tree with a seating plan was arranged at the entrance.
The wall behind the bridal table rose quite a hot discussion, since we wanted to avoid commonplace ideas, so we had the painting with…. yes, the tulips, hanged. And only the garden terrace was the place where we deviated from our original theme – the scents in the summer garden were begging to add some peonies which somewhat broke up the kingdom of tulips, and added even more colour to the feast.
We are happy to create a festive atmosphere for the young couple and wow all the guests.