OMG!!! THANKS YOU!!! I'm so happy with all the ideas🥰 thank you for taking my request! Really good to know about the white carpet. I will definitely take that in mind.
Wow! I love these compilation videos-they’re ripe with inspiration! I particularly loved the ferns and also the decor for the last wedding (family farm/forest).
This was such an informative video! From a photography standpoint, how do you capture photos when arrangements are reused? We’re thinking of reusing the bridesmaids bouquets for the cocktail tables and reusing the reception dinner arrangements ( in another part of the venue) for the lounge spaces during the dancing part of the reception but it’ll be dark when these things are taking place versus the light when the photographers are capturing detail shots. I’m sure this only matters to me but I’m so confused as to how everything is captured.
Nothing different for shooting :) A different location makes the flowers seem like new to guests and the couple already knows that the flowers are repurposed, so I don't shoot them any differently. For the bouquets, just make sure your florist doesn't have a habit of ultra long stems if you're using shorter vases for the tables. I've seen it happen where the stems are too long (and honestly too long in general) and they stand funny in the vases.
This was such a beautiful and helpful video! Do you have any more information about the wedding in the third example that was published on StyleMePretty? I’m in love with the bride’s dress and want to know what it is!
Have you found any bug issues with all these florals? Genuine question bc all these look beautiful but I HATE bugs and bees and would be so miserable if they were all over the flowers and wedding lmaoooo😅😅
Almost never, but I am in SoCal where there are so few bugs. Occasionally there might be a bee or two. Our reception had cut fruit on the tables and there were 0 bugs, which wouldn't have been feasible in the South, but here it worked. Generally flowers are fine in most places though. The most pressing issue with flowers would be climate. If you live somewhere hot, there are certain flowers to avoid like hydrangea (super cheap and extremely sensitive to heat).
You have way too many commercials on this video. Plus, your audio is low and the commercials are blaring, not good wearing headphones. I would have enjoyed much more without all the interruptions. However, the information is good you presented. Thank you!
I really like asymmetric arches like in 12:55!
It's definitely a fresh take on the typical arch!
This is so helpful, I love that you showed examples of a variety of budgets and themes
Glad you liked it!!
OMG!!! THANKS YOU!!! I'm so happy with all the ideas🥰 thank you for taking my request! Really good to know about the white carpet. I will definitely take that in mind.
You are so welcome! The trend video idea was a great one!
Wow! I love these compilation videos-they’re ripe with inspiration!
I particularly loved the ferns and also the decor for the last wedding (family farm/forest).
Thank you so much! They're definitely a lot more work editing, so I'm glad you enjoy them :)
I love the ferns! So affordable and beautiful. You could even ad roses or any florals to them
So true!
Love this! Would love to see some reception decor ideas too! Hello from London
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you so much for the ideas. I got some very good " Aha! " moments.
I'm so glad!
This was such an informative video! From a photography standpoint, how do you capture photos when arrangements are reused?
We’re thinking of reusing the bridesmaids bouquets for the cocktail tables and reusing the reception dinner arrangements ( in another part of the venue) for the lounge spaces during the dancing part of the reception but it’ll be dark when these things are taking place versus the light when the photographers are capturing detail shots. I’m sure this only matters to me but I’m so confused as to how everything is captured.
Nothing different for shooting :) A different location makes the flowers seem like new to guests and the couple already knows that the flowers are repurposed, so I don't shoot them any differently.
For the bouquets, just make sure your florist doesn't have a habit of ultra long stems if you're using shorter vases for the tables. I've seen it happen where the stems are too long (and honestly too long in general) and they stand funny in the vases.
This was such a beautiful and helpful video! Do you have any more information about the wedding in the third example that was published on StyleMePretty? I’m in love with the bride’s dress and want to know what it is!
The designer is Madi Lane. You can also find a similar style from Martina Liana :)
@@cavinelizabeth Awesome thank you! Thought it might have been Madi Lane’s Elora dress, I’ve loved that one for a while 😂
These are great ideas. Could you do a video of vow area (altar) decor?
Absolutely!!
loves these videos!!!!
I'm so glad!
Very helpful video. Can you make videos on Covid weddings, intimate wedding as well? Thank you
Beautiful! ❤
Thank you! 😊
thank you for this video!
You're so welcome!
Help! I need an alternative to disposable round table cloth that don't look like the cheap plastic looking ones from party city.. any ideas?
Renting a polyester ivory linen is pretty cost effective and is more environmentally friendly than disposable.
I use “vow area”
That's a great term, totally going to try using that from now on. Thanks Jennifer!
Have you found any bug issues with all these florals? Genuine question bc all these look beautiful but I HATE bugs and bees and would be so miserable if they were all over the flowers and wedding lmaoooo😅😅
Almost never, but I am in SoCal where there are so few bugs. Occasionally there might be a bee or two. Our reception had cut fruit on the tables and there were 0 bugs, which wouldn't have been feasible in the South, but here it worked. Generally flowers are fine in most places though. The most pressing issue with flowers would be climate. If you live somewhere hot, there are certain flowers to avoid like hydrangea (super cheap and extremely sensitive to heat).
@@cavinelizabeth ohhh that gives me hope! im in nyc so we get a little bit of everything but this is still good to know thank you!
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You have way too many commercials on this video. Plus, your audio is low and the commercials are blaring, not good wearing headphones. I would have enjoyed much more without all the interruptions. However, the information is good you presented. Thank you!
I don't control the ad volumes.