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Festival weddings
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Festival weddings
Festival weddings have become very popular in recent years and it’s easy to see why. If the thought of a laid-back wedding in the countryside fills your heart with joy, then a rustic wedding could be the perfect wedding style for you.
Festival wedding ideas:
- There are so many stunning venues and places available for festival weddings. From rustic to chic through contemporary. But what all festival wedding venues have in common is their relaxed and informal atmosphere. Whatever your style, you can personalise your big day to create your dream wedding.
- Marquees or teepees? A true festival wedding would not be complete without some kind of a tent structure. Marquees, yurts or teepees. They are all great fun and perfect for an outdoor wedding especially with our unpredictable weather :-).
- Decorations: Ditch the tablecloths, swap vases for jam jars, use fairy lights and lanterns or even candles if you can.
- Outfits: Guests will often welcome the freedom that comes with attending a festival wedding. Especially when it comes to what they have to wear!
- Funfair weddings: Bumper cars, bouncy castles, and you can be rest assured your kids will be entertained
. Victorian carousels and merry-go-rounds are sure to thrill your guests. The dodgems are the old time favourites, though. - Chill out area: You can opt for deckchairs, cushions scattered freely or even the use of hay bales, an inexpensive decor idea that is super practical too! Spruce them up with some blankets to make them a little more comfortable.
- Dedicated kids area: Be it a bouncy castle or a doughnut wall…you can be rest assured your kids will be entertained
- Go for a naked cake or a cheese cake as your wedding cake.
- Food stalls: No festival wedding is complete without a candy bar, an ice cream van (my ultimate favourite), a burger van or a pizza oven. The list is endless.
Do you like what you see?
Are you also looking for a festival wedding photographer? Get in touch with Ebourne Images. I would love to take pictures of your special day too! With a first class Fine Art university degree and an Associate qualification from the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP), you can be assured your wedding memories are in safe hands. Needless to say, the qualifications mean I am among the elite 1-2 per cent of wedding photographers in the country :-).
