Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts

Friday, February 22, 2013

Arbor Alternatives Continued...



Arbor Alternative #3 : Cross Backdrop
Want a traditional and elegant backdrop, but dont necessarily want an arbor? Then this might be the option for you! The cross used as a backdrop is incredibly lovely as well as traditional! Not only is it an elegant alternative but it can be custom designed and adorned with greenery and floral arrangements. The picture below does a beautiful job of capturing the gorgeous overall look that the cross backdrop brings to a wedding!



We are currently building a similar backdrop for a 2013 wedding. Contact us for more information and options regarding a cross backdrop!



Arbor Alternative #4 : Balloon Backdrop
Balloons, yes, a balloon backdrop! It might sound silly, but if it's done right it can look exceptionally chic and romantic in a really sweet way! Not to mention, if you're a spunky and fun couple, this might be the perfect choice! There are so many color options for balloons: metallic sheen, soft pastels, or bright tones! Look at the pictures beneath! Balloon backdrops can be used for weddings and for styled engagement shoots!



Doesn't it just create the sweetest look?! We really love the innocent simplicity of this idea, used for either a wedding backdrop or for a fun styled engagement shoot! We're eager to recreate this for any bride who loves this cute idea! Contact us for more information and ideas regarding a balloon backdrop!




Arbor Alternative #5 : Vintage Frame and Window Backdrop
If you're wedding has a more vintage feel then this might be the alternative for you! Using vintage frames and window panes in different sizes and styles, we can create a beautiful backdrop that's fitting for your vintage themed wedding! Below is a picture of The Attic's Vintage window pane backdrop as well as another source we found that uses vintage frames! Take a look and see if this is what your lovely day needs to add the perfect touch of vintage chic!



We absolutely adore the lovely look of sing window panes and frames to create a chic backdrop! So let us know if this is what you need and we can create it!

We hope these pictures stirred lots of ideas and inspiration for your wedding day! Here at The Attic, we love working one-on-one with our brides, to create just what they need for their special days, so let us know and we'll be more than willing to work with you and create something beautiful!

Happy Thursday!

(Written by Hanna Helgeson)

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

The Huppah Arbor

Good morning Tuesday readers! It's a bit frosty here, in the Pacific North West, but we hope this post, full of lovely pictures and descriptions, will provide you some warmth and inspiration of the wedding season that's right around the corner!


Beautiful huppahs are a great way to adorn the spot where you and your spouse will stand as you say your vows. It's basically a more square style of arbor usually made out of logs, twigs, or branches with a canopy of fabric or florals. The huppah can be romantic and ethereal  or simple and that's the beauty of the structure. It's the perfect addition to your special day, because it can be an incredibly beautiful focal point, it's a perfect spot for some after ceremony wedding shots, and because the style is custom to your wedding day and preference, it will perfectly reflect you!



Huppah Design

What's so great about using a huppah in your ceremony is that you can design it just the way you want! Whether you want natural twigs of birch, or the clean look of white square wood. Once you've figured out what you want the structure to be built out of, then comes the greenery and floral choices! Some huppahs (like the one below) are adorned with just greenery, like eucalyptus, curly willow, vines, and amaranth. Then there are others, like some of the examples below, where they are full and abundant with beautifully colored, full floral arrangements. 
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 We love this arbor for the wispy, full look that it boasts. The corners of this huppah are the only parts decorated with flowers and the rest is decorated using wispy and leafy greenery. 




 This huppah is beautifully adorned with thick and vibrant bouganvilla. This is a perfect example of how a huppah can add bursts of color to your special day! This huppah is not only full of bouganvilla but it's also draped with burlap cloth, which really adds to romantic look.



This huppah is beautiful in a simple, elegant sense. Vines, willow, and delicate flowers drape over the structure and create beautiful simplicity. 

We love this huppah for the elegant and natural look. The white flowers, paired with the green vines, against the brown wood is beautiful! 

After looking at all of these photographs, it's easy to see that the possibilities are endless! 

If you've come to the conclusion that the huppah is just what your wedding ceremony needs, let us know! We have a few options and are ready to make any custom ideas come to life!



Written By: Hanna Helgeson

Monday, August 6, 2012

Tyler & Rachel Smotherman 6.16.2012

Here is look at Tyler and Rachel Smotherman's lovely backyard style wedding, in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, in June!

From the mix matched chairs provided by the Attic, to the contrast of cobalt blue vases and chinaware, this wedding had the feeling of a backyard party with close friends and family!

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One of two signs the bride's family made to give direction for the guests.





A shot of the tables before complete set up gives you a good look at the mixed matched chairs that truly added a one of a kind look!

                                                           

An enchanting chandelier hung above the entrance to the reception area.



                                                                      The head table



With a mix of nuts, lemonade, tea and mason jars served on the Attic's own barrel table, guests were easily refreshed before lunch was served.



                           



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Credits:
Location - Heart of the City Church
Photographer - Josh Martin Photography
Florist - Magic Stem
Catering - Texas Roadhouse