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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Golfing Table Designs & Seating Plan Ideas
The most important thing about using themed table designs particularly for a wedding is that the designs aren't too obvous, that they look gorgeous and bridal on first viewing as you enter the room, then on closer inspection the guests will see all of the detail and really understand your theme without it overtaking your wedding day!
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On this table design created on a tall table stand we attached Clubs to each of the three legs of the stand and had Golf balls hanging from the design, in the top was Pin flag created from Formium leaves, each guest had a monogrammed golf ball as a table favour.
This seating Plan is created on a large "Welcome Ring" chosen to reflect the circle of life and the wedding rings, each section is designed to represent a certain Golf Club that the Bride & Groom had played at, so for "Royal St Georges" we used Red Roses for St George...
The Royal St Georges Table
With a small Posy of Red Roses at the base of the design and an explanation
The Turnberry Table we used Heather and Thistles
Portmarnock we used Shamrock
At this wedding we used Golf balls within the table designs, the Grooms family owned a Golf Course in Canada and the Brides Family were Italian so the two most important things were of course Golf and Italian Food
Golf Balls in the centre of the top table design
Mini Golf courses inside Goldfish bowls
Lemons & Golf Balls layered up inside tall conical vases
Golf Balls also arranged within the designs themselves, lemons and Golf balls inside a giant martini glass
The Seating Plan again depicting special Golf Clubs that the Bride & Groom have played at
This seating Plan is created on a large "Welcome Ring" chosen to reflect the circle of life and the wedding rings, each section is designed to represent a certain Golf Club that the Bride & Groom had played at, so for "Royal St Georges" we used Red Roses for St George...
The Royal St Georges Table
With a small Posy of Red Roses at the base of the design and an explanation
The Turnberry Table we used Heather and Thistles
Portmarnock we used Shamrock
At this wedding we used Golf balls within the table designs, the Grooms family owned a Golf Course in Canada and the Brides Family were Italian so the two most important things were of course Golf and Italian Food
Golf Balls in the centre of the top table design
Mini Golf courses inside Goldfish bowls
Lemons & Golf Balls layered up inside tall conical vases
Golf Balls also arranged within the designs themselves, lemons and Golf balls inside a giant martini glass
The Seating Plan again depicting special Golf Clubs that the Bride & Groom have played at
THE PLANTS OF MOSQUITO REPELLANT
Lavender comes from the Swiss Alps in the State which has the characteristics of purple, clustered tip of the stalk. These plants usually adorn meadow at the foot of the Alps. But the mosquitoes really do not like, because the scent of this flower makes mosquito dizzy. Because lavender contains linalool and lynalyl acetate. Both of these substances can be obtained from the refining process to be made into anti-mosquito. The aroma of this flower like talon oil, fragrant but not like mosquitoes, mosquitoes can be stressful and would not close. plants will grow well under sunlight and requires adequate water.
Or basilikum basil (Ocimum) is a class of plants used leaves, flowers, and seeds as a spice and a refreshing (tonic). Various parts of this plant distinctive smell and taste, sometimes unpleasant, fragrant, or sweet, depending kultivarnya. Some of them can even make madly. it is also useful to repel mosquitoes. Several types of basil, such as basil, comes from Southeast Asia, but mostly ascribed to the subcontinent, many in Indonesia India.
Serai fragrance
Lemongrass has been known as one of the ingredients that are often used as a spice in cooking, but there are other benefits that are no less important as a mosquito repellent plants. Plants belonging to the grasses are not preferred because of the mosquitoes substances geraniol and citronellal. Extracts of lemon grass has also been utilized in the manufacture of mosquito repellent lotion with the scent of this khas.klo gan mah many growing in the yard, do you include the type of weeds as well.
Lemongrass has been known as one of the ingredients that are often used as a spice in cooking, but there are other benefits that are no less important as a mosquito repellent plants. Plants belonging to the grasses are not preferred because of the mosquitoes substances geraniol and citronellal. Extracts of lemon grass has also been utilized in the manufacture of mosquito repellent lotion with the scent of this khas.klo gan mah many growing in the yard, do you include the type of weeds as well.
Vetiver plant can control dengue fever mosquito populations. Dengue fever mosquito, said the fear of vetiver plants. Nyengat smell that comes out of this plant is quite deadly to mosquitoes that type. If you want to repel mosquitoes were able to use the plants and not only with a mosquito coil or spray, mosquito repellent plants can also be a powerful weapon mosquito repellent. Besides safe for health, good for the environment and also really beautiful to decorate the room!
A Very Special day at The Grand Hotel St Annes
The ceremony space was our first port of call, with beautiful chair and table dressings from Creative Cover Hire, Huge Vases of fresh white and green English garden flowers and a very elegant registrars table dressed with diamante encrusted vases of fresh blooms.
These huge vases look so luscious, particularly filled with Delphinium Elatum, White Alliums, Hydrangeas, Peonies, Norma Jean Roses, Molucella and lots more loveliness
The small registrars table to the left of the main registrars table was dressed with just a few very carefully chosen vases of flowers set on mirrors
On the main registrars table I followed the ark of the table, each vase had a band of satin ribbon with a diamante buckle at the front
The little posies of flowers were tied with ivory satin ribbon
The Huge vases also had large diamante buckles on their satin bands around the centre of the vases, we also arranged small vases on the plinths they were standing on 
We used a massive selection of flowers in these tiny posies, the beauty of this design isdefinitely down to the variety of flowers used.
Sweet William, Roses, Hydrangeas
Calla Lilies, Sweet Peas, Peonies
The two bouquets were linked by fresh fragrant Lily of the Valley and one had Peonies and the other Sweet Peas
again with the diamante buckle motif to finish
The fabulous girls on Reception Jenny & Jane
Abigail from Abigail & Eye fame it was great to work with them all day
& Sarah the "Eye" bit of Abigail & Eye
Just how gorgeous is this Sweet Pea & Lily of the Valley Wedding Bouquet 
The Seating Plan was exquisite
The Wedding Breakfast was held in The Salon and it looked so elegant
The stationary was just sublime from Kimberley Card Craft
The cake was gloriously decorated with lots of Roses in different shapes and sizes
Brian from The Grand who is incidentally a bit of a hero of ours moved the huge vases through as Renske and I just couldn't quite manage it!
The table seated twenty five guests and was very intimate, I do love our Reflections table design it looks perfect on a table like this
These huge vases look so luscious, particularly filled with Delphinium Elatum, White Alliums, Hydrangeas, Peonies, Norma Jean Roses, Molucella and lots more loveliness
The small registrars table to the left of the main registrars table was dressed with just a few very carefully chosen vases of flowers set on mirrors
On the main registrars table I followed the ark of the table, each vase had a band of satin ribbon with a diamante buckle at the front
The little posies of flowers were tied with ivory satin ribbon
The Huge vases also had large diamante buckles on their satin bands around the centre of the vases, we also arranged small vases on the plinths they were standing on 
We used a massive selection of flowers in these tiny posies, the beauty of this design isdefinitely down to the variety of flowers used.
Sweet William, Roses, Hydrangeas
Calla Lilies, Sweet Peas, Peonies
The two bouquets were linked by fresh fragrant Lily of the Valley and one had Peonies and the other Sweet Peas
again with the diamante buckle motif to finish
The fabulous girls on Reception Jenny & Jane
Abigail from Abigail & Eye fame it was great to work with them all day
& Sarah the "Eye" bit of Abigail & Eye
Just how gorgeous is this Sweet Pea & Lily of the Valley Wedding Bouquet 
The Seating Plan was exquisite
The Wedding Breakfast was held in The Salon and it looked so elegant
The stationary was just sublime from Kimberley Card Craft
The cake was gloriously decorated with lots of Roses in different shapes and sizes
Brian from The Grand who is incidentally a bit of a hero of ours moved the huge vases through as Renske and I just couldn't quite manage it!
The table seated twenty five guests and was very intimate, I do love our Reflections table design it looks perfect on a table like this
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