Check out these amazing Garden Wedding Ideas

Weddings are beautiful no matter how you do it. But sometimes certain things that the bride/groom have a special connection with is done during the ceremony, the wedding will be a celebration he/she may never forget. People have lately begun coming up with unique wedding ideas and themes that sometimes costs a bomb and leaves huge holes in their pockets. But today, we have an idea that might make your wedding unique, beautiful yet pocket friendly.

Garden wedding is the new black. A life changing event can take place in the very back yard that you played and planted in. It is a concept that not many have made use of but has the potential to make it huge in the industry. Here are a few ideas that you can add into your garden wedding:

1.You can have lawn on either sides and make an aisle out of pebbles. The wedding spot can be decorated with climbers, creepers and flowers. You may also use flowers to decorate the sides of your aisle.

2.The party or ceremony can be a themed wedding. For example, one may have a party with a dress code. The dress code could have the theme of a certain flowers. People could dress up in lavender or green and other bright flowery colours.

3.While serving the welcome dream, the guests can also be given fragrant flowers.

4.The bridesmaids would dress up in flowery costumes.
5.Ladies can be gifted with tiaras made of actual flowers, preferably zerberas and other big bloomy flowers of bright colours.

6.Instead of a materialistic return git for the return gifts, the hosts can gift them with potted plants and flowered plants.

7.Gardens also give the perfect surrounding for photography. There can be a lot of candids that can be taken beside trees and bushes.

So this season, let’s have a garden wedding!

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