Sunday, September 5, 2010

Each Woodlands wedding is a personal translation.

Our first wedding of this weekend by Icing on the Cake was beautiful, fresh, and completely elegant with various shades of green and slate accented with beautiful white flowers in silver oversize mint julep vases.  The following day, a new wedding came through and translated our space into a punchy, relaxed and fun-lovin' atmosphere with bright orange crinkle linens, colorful Chinese lanterns, happy Gerbera daisies, a killer photo booth in the trees and our relaxed bride in a short lacy vintage dress... and cowboy boots. 

Instead of a cocktail hour after the ceremony, they did it before, so their guests drifted in and mingled on the patio with drinks and appetizers.  It may not be for everyone, but I personally loved the way it opens people up.  By the time the wedding ceremony rolled around, everyone was cheering for the wedding to start instead just cheering at the end!  What a great way to relax the intensity and formality of a ceremony if that is something you may be apprehensive about.

Every Woodlands translation tells a story about the bride and groom.  Weddings of our generation are so much more a personal expression then ever before, so what would your Woodlands translation be?  

Here on The Woodlands blog, we will be continually sharing our brides and grooms unique translations to inspire you as you shape your own.  When your celebration is sprinkled with elements that are truely yours, the day will only mean that much more.  When it's at The Woodlands it will only be that much more amazing. 

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