Florals can be integrated into everything at a wedding—the invitations, welcome sign, ceremony pews, arch, personals, flower girl flowers,” and more. One idea is to have your guests throw petals as you and your new spouse head to cocktail hour.
Another option is to have small bud vases on the tables, floral arrangements for the gift table and escort card tables.
There can also be flowers incorporated into the centerpieces and even the wall behind the band or photobooth. Carrying the florals through the entire wedding keeps the event cohesive and helps tell the story of your wedding.
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Boat Wedding Ideas
Think about having your wedding on the water if you enjoy large boats and are truthful. There is no better location than a boat for a wedding that is nautical in every sense of the word.
You can have your entire wedding on board, which will relieve you of the hassle and added cost of getting everyone from the ceremony location to the reception. Start off your married life together with an outdoor ceremony on the top deck, followed by a cocktail hour on the second deck and a sit-down dinner in a chic, enclosed dining room with floor to ceiling windows. It does seem pretty dreamy.
Ask in advance if there is access for wheelchairs.
If you want to have your wedding ceremony on a ship with limited wheelchair accessibility, you’ll need to take into account any elderly or disabled guests. When selecting your boat venue, keep in mind that many boats have quite narrow corridors, winding staircases, and doors with high thresholds.
Be prepared in case you get seasick.
The most of bay or harbor cruises have water that is calm enough to prevent motion sickness. Additionally, the land is always visible to guests, which helps to reduce the motion sickness.
You’ll want to be ready, though, in case any of your visitors have a history of motion sickness. Have some ginger tea, ginger ale, or ginger candies on board and think about including some information on how to prevent motion sickness on your wedding website.
Consider holding other wedding-related events on a boat.
If you’re still not convinced that a wedding on the water is right for you, consider hosting your engagement party, bridal shower, or rehearsal dinner on one! You’ll get the nautical experience of a boat event without the full commitment of hosting your entire wedding on board.
