Ayrshire Post

Putting your stamp on the celebratio­ns

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So you have picked the venue – what about the dressing of the room?

Those finishing touches are so important in helping you make it a unique day for you and your partner.

One big decision will the choosing of a band or DJ.

It could be a ceilidh band, a swing- jazz band, or some good old fashioned rock and roll.

Or you may just want a DJ to help guests dance the night away with you on the dancefloor.

This is a big decision but remember to think about your own musical likes and dislikes. These are important – and your guests will be happy with whatever you choose.

Have you considered your table decoration­s?

Balloons can add true style to your room. Form an archway of balloons at the top bridal party table which can be used at the reception too.

They can be personalis­ed to suit your wedding party.

Here are some other ideas for dressing up your room. But if in doubt, talk to the wedding coordinato­r at the venue who can help create your perfect look.

it’s amazing what a little fabric can do. Keep it formal and elegant with white fabric, or if you’re after a fun vibe, opt for a bright colour like yellow.

Take this approach and you can go light on the table décor and still get the same decked- out reception look.

Table lamps – create height on those tables using table lamps. You can skip flowers altogether if you want but surroundin­g the lamps with flowers or greenery is an easy way to hide cords.

Or go for true drama with giant candelabra­s as a centrepiec­e for your guests to admire.

for an easy conversati­on starter, create a wall of family wedding photos.

Devote a row to his family, one to yours or just mix them all up. Alternativ­e idea: showcase your new family tree.

Snap happy – who can resist a photobooth?

These are becoming popular with weddings as you can give guests a giggle.

Table entertainm­ent – you could have a magician at your reception to entertain guests as they celebrate your big day.

Go on, get planning and make it a day to remember.

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