Winter woodland wedding styling ideas

Published by Claire Gould on February 24, 2020February 24, 2020

As it’s actually SNOWING outside today (anyone else?!!) I can’t think of anything more appropriate than a reindeer for this morning’s blog! So snuggle into your cosiest woollies and grab a hot chocolate – because this wintery wedding inspo is just perfect! Images are by lovely Chantel at Photography by Chantel, who worked alongside a talented group of suppliers in the Old Milking Parlour at Cavokay House to bring you this gorgeous editorial full of candles and textures: winter foliage, wooden pillar candlesticks and mercury glass combine to make a charming and welcoming wedding table.

Styling is by Rustic Rentals: “I elected to keep the props and styling very minimal with the focus on the re-use of vintage and modern décor items to highlight how both vintage and modern hire items can be incorporated and upcycled. My style tends to be minimal, rustic chic where I love to combine different textures such as velvets, chiffons and metallics paired with vintage pressed glass, vintage brass and gold modern accessories alongside candles in different sizes and tonal colours. I also like to use items not always used at weddings such as the Vintage Indian cart made from a Vintage Indian door, a vintage door from The Old Milking Parlour used as a table on vintage builders trestles and a beautiful vintage peacock chair.

The natural beauty of the woodland created the mood and tone for our outdoor shots whilst the Milking Parlour creating an interesting indoor setting.

The cart was used to set up a Christmas foliage garland with wooden pillar candlesticks, silver and mercury silver vintage style candlesticks with different colour, grey, green, ivory, burgundy taper candles of varying height, candles are beeswax where possible. Place setting with faux ivory boned handles, vintage style glass charger plates, monogrammed napkins, vintage style pressed glass tumbler accessorised with silver rimmed and silver toned tealights, dressed with pine cones and bark wooden hearts.”

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