There are many sentimental Wedding ideas to make the ceremony a memorable event. Name your tables after destinations you've visited together, and include your favourite photo from that spot. Name your tables after places that have special meaning to you as a couple, and include a caption explaining why that place is significant.
Send each guest home with a potted plant - it's a lovely sentiment because it'll continue to grow as your love grows. At each place setting, include a special thank-you to your guests. If you're having a small wedding, make it even more intimate by writing out a personalized note to each guest. Following are few other sentimental Wedding ideas that would make the ceremony a memorable experience for one and all.
Sweet Ideas for Parents: If there's no chance that you or a sibling would ever wear your mother's wedding dress, ask if you can add a sentimental touch to your bouquet by wrapping a piece of her gown around the stems. Odds are that if she's kept it for so long, she'd be honoured to have you use it in your wedding, even if you aren't wearing it. You can also take a piece of your mother's wedding dress and turn it into a necklace to wear on your wedding day. And for a keepsake garter, use a piece of lace from your mom's gown. If Mom doesn't want you to cut up her gown (understandable!), put it on display instead. Gather the gowns of your future mother-in-law and your grandmothers as well, if they saved them, and display them on dress forms along the path to your ceremony. Snap a photo where you each hold up a photo from your parents' wedding.
Including Your Guests: A brooch bouquet is a wonderful keepsake from your special day. Make it even more meaningful by using the brooches of your nearest and dearest. An easy way to gather the pieces: Ask your MOH to include a note about your brooch bouquet with the bridal shower invites, inviting any guests who'd like to be included to bring a brooch with them to the shower. Make your escort card display more personal by including photos of all the married couples attending your wedding. Display family photos - past and present - on a special table. Honour your guests who travelled from far away to be with you on your wedding day with this fun sign.
Honouring Lost Loved Ones: If your father passed away before the wedding, attach a photo of him to your shoes so that he can still walk you down the aisle. Attach photo charms of your ancestors to your bouquet. For a more hidden tribute to your deceased relative, add a locket to your bouquet. Only you need to know what's inside. Gather photos of your guests who can't be with you on your wedding day, and display them inside mason jars for a unique twist on a photo table. Add a photo charm to the groom's boutonnire. Have custom cufflinks created with your loved one's photo.
Send each guest home with a potted plant - it's a lovely sentiment because it'll continue to grow as your love grows. At each place setting, include a special thank-you to your guests. If you're having a small wedding, make it even more intimate by writing out a personalized note to each guest. Following are few other sentimental Wedding ideas that would make the ceremony a memorable experience for one and all.
Sweet Ideas for Parents: If there's no chance that you or a sibling would ever wear your mother's wedding dress, ask if you can add a sentimental touch to your bouquet by wrapping a piece of her gown around the stems. Odds are that if she's kept it for so long, she'd be honoured to have you use it in your wedding, even if you aren't wearing it. You can also take a piece of your mother's wedding dress and turn it into a necklace to wear on your wedding day. And for a keepsake garter, use a piece of lace from your mom's gown. If Mom doesn't want you to cut up her gown (understandable!), put it on display instead. Gather the gowns of your future mother-in-law and your grandmothers as well, if they saved them, and display them on dress forms along the path to your ceremony. Snap a photo where you each hold up a photo from your parents' wedding.
Including Your Guests: A brooch bouquet is a wonderful keepsake from your special day. Make it even more meaningful by using the brooches of your nearest and dearest. An easy way to gather the pieces: Ask your MOH to include a note about your brooch bouquet with the bridal shower invites, inviting any guests who'd like to be included to bring a brooch with them to the shower. Make your escort card display more personal by including photos of all the married couples attending your wedding. Display family photos - past and present - on a special table. Honour your guests who travelled from far away to be with you on your wedding day with this fun sign.
Honouring Lost Loved Ones: If your father passed away before the wedding, attach a photo of him to your shoes so that he can still walk you down the aisle. Attach photo charms of your ancestors to your bouquet. For a more hidden tribute to your deceased relative, add a locket to your bouquet. Only you need to know what's inside. Gather photos of your guests who can't be with you on your wedding day, and display them inside mason jars for a unique twist on a photo table. Add a photo charm to the groom's boutonnire. Have custom cufflinks created with your loved one's photo.
About the Author:
Ryker Crogan is a floral designer and an avid bouquet artist. He loves preparing romantic, exotic and modern floral decorations for any type of event. Ryker believes that one of the best ways to make an impact in your floral designs is to use good quality flowers. If you are looking for St. Petersburg Wedding Party Decorations he suggests you visit his friend's to learn more.
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