{Wedding Draperies}

Make a statement. Be inviting. Create an atmosphere. 

 All of these statements can be created with the simple touches of draperies. They can turn any dull reception hall into a romantic presence for you and your guests. The atmosphere will seem inviting and give you the fairytale look you've always dreamed of. 

Here are some of our favorite ceiling treatments, some of which we've done for past weddings.

Create a dramatic look to the center of the reception hall. Hope your ready for your guests to be in awe of the romantic presence this look can create.

There are many ways to hang drapes. We certainly like to create ceiling treatments like the picture to the left. If you have high ceilings, the wave look can help hide the empty space above. This makes the room look inviting and more full.

Create a backdrop for your head table, with one or more colors of drapes. This look definitely brings attention to the Bride and Groom and their wedding attendants. 

 

 

Create a pattern - crisscross down the center of your ceremony aisle or create this look over the dance floor at your reception.

 

The dance floor is where you want most of the events take place at your reception - grand entrance, first dance, all of which are wonderful photo opts for your guests. Draw focus by draping the corners of the dance floor to ensure your guests of where to look. (and to kick off their dancing shoes!)

The possibilities can be endless when it comes to ceiling treatments. Even a little design can create a whole new look for your ceremony or reception. 

Be creative and make a statement!

The Color Palette

From the moment you get engaged, your mind wonders in 20 directions, not forgetting that you are officially a Bride - When will I go shopping for my dress? What about a venue to hold all of our guests? Who will be my Bridesmaids?  As you know, many elements take place during the beginning phase of wedding planning. But there is one element of a wedding that most of you Brides don't think about right away. This can be one of the most important decisions to make so you can continue with your planning processes. This being a color palette. 

With thousands of colors being in the rainbow, Brides usually have a back and forth argument that may take months to finalize. You may listen to the opinions of your fiance, family or friends, which make your decision even more difficult. This is something you and your Groom need to decide upon. What colors fit YOUR personalities, what are YOUR likes and dislikes, and etc. This is the most important day in your life, so pick a palette that you won't end up regretting because your mother-in-law likes it best.

After some web browsing and searching through Pinterest boards, we found a few of our favorite color palettes. Depending on the time of year you've chosen for your wedding, there can be many choices: romantic shades for a Winter wedding, subtle Fall or Spring hues, or vibrant Summer colors. Use these ideas or pull colors from various palettes and see what combination you can come up with - the sky is the limit, so YOU be the judge!

 

Happy wedding planning!!

Love Never Fails

"Love is patient, love is kind.  

It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.  

It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking,  
it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.  

Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 

 It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. 

 Love never fails." 1 Corinthians 13:4-8

July 7, 2012

We were honored to be a part of the wonderful wedding of Janelle Johnson to Steve Marshall. The couple, who resides in Texas, wasn't much of the glitz and glam - just as long as they had each other on their special day. They enjoyed their ceremony and reception, filled of purple and white, at the beautiful Botanica Gardens in Wichita. 

Purple uplights beamed on white drapes that circled the ballroom and the decor incorporated the couple's precious touches. The Bride and Groom enjoy traveling, so each centerpiece incorporated a photo of a historic landmark of where they've seen the world together. The night was filled with love from their families and friends and the day made us all become hopeless romantics.

To give you a little insight of their day, we wanted to share more photos of the Marshall's beautiful day.

 "And they will lived happily ever after"

This One's For the Girls...

It's been a few weeks since I've been able to post. The ladies at Jubilation's have been very busy spending our time with Brides at design meetings and coordinating events on the weekends. We've already booked four more weddings for the upcoming year!

 In the meantime, I've compiled a folder of my favorite things that I've spotted while browsing..well on Pinterest. I wanted to share my findings with you, specifically the ones that are directed to the ladies who will be standing by your side on your dream day. I hope you find inspirations with the ideas I've found!

                     {Taupe Bridesmaids}                           

  

{Pink with a hint of purple Bridesmaids}

 

        {Black and white- simply classic}

 {1920's Theme - love the suspenders}

{Grey floor length Bridesmaids}

                   

             {Tutu Flower Girl}                                                {Country Flower Girls}

                                    {Pink Flower Girls - signs are too cute!}

                                                  {Boa sewn to a tutu}

                                         {Gold, silk dresses with wreaths}

There are so many different ideas you can do to match your personality. Have your Bridesmaids wear different styles of dresses but in the same color or pair the same dress style in contrasting colors. Your options are endless, so switch it up for your big day! 

Same goes for your flower girls. These darlings are the last things you Groom sees before he sees you come down the aisle. They can hold signs or a small bouquet of flowers - something different than the common basket of flower petals. Dress up your little girls because it's something they will remember forever - even if they don't stay in their dress all night! 

{Breakfast for Dinner}

  One of the cutest rehearsal dinners we have had the opportunity to be a part of this year! Instead of the typical chicken or steak meat for dinner, the Bride and Groom decided to have a little twist and serve breakfast instead. From an omelet station with numerous toppings to choose from, to waffles to biscuits and gravy; there wasn't a guest that could not be satisfied with the delicious buffet. 

We are very happy for the final look of this rehearsal dinner. This took weeks of planning, but the Bride obviously had great taste!

 

Rustic chic centerpieces with blue mason jars and mercury vases

The dessert favor was a muffin sat upon doilies - very country!

 Some of the Bride and Groom's favorite things...Pepsi and Popcorn for their guests to enjoy while watching the video montage.

 Mimosas - went perfectly with the 'Breakfast for Dinner' theme.

 The final result of the room at Cowtown Museum. The colors chosen were light pink, jade and white with silver accents.

Thank you to the vendors who helped complete this beautiful rehearsal dinner -

Classically Covered, Stems, Corporate Caterers, and Cheri's Bakery

Next to come: the wedding ceremony and reception! I can't wait for you to see the pictures from the gorgeous wedding of Sarah Bastian and Brock Hampton!