Outdoor Wedding Theme Ideas

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Be it on a sand shore, in a luxuriant backyard or on a spacious farm, a wedding surrounded by the abundance of natural surroundings is a wonderful thing. Lisa Gorjestani from Details Events Planner wanted to present every single foot of the breathtaking Malibu mansion for this wedding on a personal mansion.

Garden, grass and flower days - the ultimative outdoor experience. Arriving at the hotel, the visitors were welcomed with a card of the estate on which the event was signposted - a foretaste of the coming days. Following a quick refreshment and a gentle snack, the audience was led over a small river and onto the private grass.

Then it was off to the evening's happening - an elegantly decadent three-course seat diner on a submerged clay-pitch. The courtyard was decked with a wooden plank, Lisa designed an open-air table of minute cord lamps and decorated the table with an explosion of peony, jacinth, rose and blossoming vine.

Whilst the outdoor wedding often evokes a vision of nonchalant rural issues, this occasion shows that even the formalities of the cravat can be achieved in the wild. Located in the Napa Valley of California, Calistoga Ranch is set on a gentle piece of countryside littered with wild flowers - the venue for a wedding that seemed to catch the gentle sun of California's Napa Valley.

Because Alyssa didn't want to rival the breathtaking environment, she kept the place of the wedding easy. Even the seats for the wedding were easy: black wooden stools with cream-coloured pillows. Coctails were served on a winding trail illuminated by lights, while preparation for supper was made on the meadow. Favourite drink from the darkness?

As it was supper hour, the participants made their way back to the grass to find it changed. The Alyssa had two long farmer's desks for 40 persons each, above the lighting for the cafeteria. They embodied the aesthetics of the night, with low hearts of Dahlia, Astibe, scabies and wild flowers in jars of glas covering dissimilar wallpapers.

Following supper, our diners slept in a vending machine and dances the evening under wrought-iron crowns. It was the fiancée who designed a wedding that felt as simple as to fall in love by allowing the natural beauties around her to wear throughout the entire weddingday. During this sunny wedding in the Bahamas, the Nautical Chicago adopted a naughty Vegas spirit (the bridegroom likes to play).

This resulted in a wedding that was truly one-of-a-kind for the couples, absolutely memorable for the guest and as cheerful as a happy couple's heart. Cortnie Purdy from Canvas and Canopy in San Diego leads us through the city. Wedding began with a matutinal wedding ceremonial directly on the shore, under a floating wood framework suspended with seaglass, ropes, ivy und floral decorations for a romatic, discarded state.

At the end of the ceremonies, the visitors made their way to an area covered with long desks, light linen and vase lines in emerald and aqua. Early mornings soon passed to an adjoining sandfront. Visitors took off their boots and put on swimsuits for a full-blown gidget type party on the shore.

"You' re out, so it's more playful," says Cortnie. "Visitors loved the matches - boccia, volleyball and more, completed with score cards. Cortnie used to bring pizza with her as the diners were splashing and swimming. It was not supposed to last into the evenings, but the afternoon was such a beachside fancy that nobody wanted it to end.

Eventually the last guest departed the sandy beach at nine o'clock that evening.