GIG VENUE WEDDING - TRINITY BRISTOL
We had such fun designing and producing this wedding for this creative couple.
The wedding took place in Trinity Bristol, with the ceremony in a stunning old church and the reception in the main gig space.
To transform this empty hall into a gorgeous wedding within budget we contributed the following:
- Overall design - advice on colour scheme and concept via moodboarding. See the original moodboard. - Lighting & drapes - essential for large gig venue transformation - Table design - design of log centrepieces, place names, flowers etc - Flowers - to keep flower budget to a minuimum we used Gypsophilia and greenery to make an impact in such a large space - Stationery - advice on cards signage, table plan etc. Bride did the making herself - Hire of materials & props - use of many vintage galvanised pots for the flowers, table jars, festoon lighting and white drapes
- Bespoke item production - we got hands on, producing 50m of teal, hessian and brown bunting for this space which went perfectly with the beautiful stained glass window (& the groom’s teal converse).
The ceiling needed some covering so we used white sheeting for drapes and festoon lighting to make a statement.
Tables were laid with homemade jam and vintage kilner jars sat a top cut logs as table centrepieces.
Gypsophilia was used on tables and was dotted around to cover this large space - filling rustic buckets, baths and watering cans. We also made greenery wreaths to wrap around the columns.
The groom made a fantastic DIY ‘YES’ sign (as pictured). These can be picked up already made to help towards such a large space.
Gorgeous day and a wonderful couple xx
Photo: © Matthew Lord 2014 | www.wtf4photography.com