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Answers To Brides Most Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome back to day 4 of answering your most frequently asked questions!
Here are questions 5 and 6.

Question 5: What Decor Options Will Help Pull Off the Ambience We're Looking For? Without a doubt, lighting is the first that comes to mind. You don't have to spend a small fortune to get nice lighting. If your budget allows, you can work with a lighting company who can provide uplighting around the room, as well as pin spotlights on the guest tables and an accent design for the dance floor. But if this kind of lighting doesn't sound like your cup of tea, string patio lighting, chandeliers and candles, just to name a few, are other options to achieve the ambience you desire. However, lighting isn't the only thing that will help create your ambience. The decor you choose for your tables and accent pieces such as a table runner, unique china or a simple decoration placed on each napkin, can help set the tone for your wedding.

Photo Credit: Geri Ciulla



Question 6: Do We Have To Do Favors? Absolutely not! You are already providing a lovely night for your guests with a lovely dinner, cake/dessert and a night full of dancing and fun. If you choose to provide favors though, something edible seems to go over the best.  Alternatives to individual edible favors are late night snack stations, candy station or a coffee drink station.




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