I just spent the last few days down in
Ashland Virginia for the wedding of my nephew at the Center at
Hanover Arts . I was asked a few months ago to do the staging of the wedding venue. The couple was on a very tight budget, so creativity was what we all went on. Photo below by
Kathlyn James
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I painted this antique frame for the Bride in
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint - The Sun Glasses were
drawn by my grand-daughter age 7 |
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| Close Up... |
There were a few others, that we used for introduction, menus and bar selection
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| a close friend of the family did all of the calligraphy |
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The bar sign was made by hot gluing wine corks together
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All of the grooms men and the fathers had these cleverly made
cork boutonnieres |
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I had this great little helper...some of the table
cloths were a little wrinkled by the time they were placed
on the tables but it was cheap child labor. |
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Oh no, oblong tables and round table clothes...well... pin them up
and make them looked draped...each table came out a little
different |
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our staging area at the beginning we could see no end
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Thank goodness I brought some white ribbon, I went
around clipping greens to hang around the outside of the building |
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Simple but pretty....I think these were actually on the
neighbor yard!
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| A simple sign placed at the roadway |
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They actually had a freight train come through
during the exchange of their vows! photo by Kathlyn James |
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