Outdoor Weddings, and alternative locations as we know, are the big thing right now. And though {thankfully} many venues and locations are able to supply you with nice chairs, some fail miserably in this department, and seem to think it is okay to offer a selection of white and green plastic patio chairs as ceremony seating.
Some {not many, but some} Wedding venues can sometimes be rather lenient, and will allow you to hire in chairs from another vendor - some even work in conjunction with hire companies - which allows you to select some more attractive chairs for your guests to be seated on. It is at extra cost, but if you are anything like me, every little detail is important, and you want your wedding to be a stress free as is possible!
Some {not many, but some} Wedding venues can sometimes be rather lenient, and will allow you to hire in chairs from another vendor - some even work in conjunction with hire companies - which allows you to select some more attractive chairs for your guests to be seated on. It is at extra cost, but if you are anything like me, every little detail is important, and you want your wedding to be a stress free as is possible!
So today, I bring you a board free of chair covers and organza bows.
I know it's been done before, but I can't get enough of it!
I know it's been done before, but I can't get enough of it!
Below you will find some great alternatives to school-chairs and faded-plastic patio beasts.
Not sure that I should really use the word 'hate' but I strongly dislike chair covers and organza sashes!! I don't mind if they're done with a retro/funky fabric but shot organza.... hmmm, sorry but let's move on.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I don't hate them, but a I have a strong dislike for them, as you said.
ReplyDeleteThe problem is, it was bearable once the chair cover trend began, but now its been done a million times, and it needs a breath of fresh air.
I just thought the other day, as an alternative, how cool it would be to have some lengths of fabric, maybe in different colours or patterns, tied with a silk ribbon or a strip of corresponding fabric.
I like how un-uniform it would look!