Autumn is my favourite time of the year. I love the slight chill in the air even though it’s sunny and I find the blustery wind invigorating. Most of all, I love the colours. They’re so warm, it’s an array of colours we don’t get any other time of the year. This makes autumn colours ideal for a wedding, and there are so many ways you can incorporate them into your design.
If you’re looking for a wedding venue, the questions you need to ask have changed a little from 2019. Questions about size and flexibility are more important than ever, so here are some things to consider when looking at venues.
2020 has been a year of reflection. We’ve all had a chance to examine our lives and work out what is really important. For that reason, I think Japandi style weddings will grow in popularity.
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Weddings in 2020 are very different from weddings in 2019. They’re smaller for one thing, with the number of guests allowed now reduced to fifteen people. And every wedding is an act of defiance that love will always win.
Due to the restrictions on people gathering during 2020, and the widespread cancellations of wedding fairs, here at Capesthorne Hall we have adapted to give you the next best thing; an appointment only Open Day.
The way we hold our weddings has needed to change in 2020. With a freeze on large gatherings, we’ve had to find innovative ways around our reduced guest list. The main option available for couples is to live-stream their weddings. This means you have a select few physically present for your ceremony and your other guests watch via a streaming platform like Zoom or Teams or Messenger.
2020 keeps getting stranger and stranger, and we’re always adapting to new restrictions or measures put in place. Unfortunately, it means wedding fairs haven’t happened this year, which is a real shame.
When looking for a place to have your dream Cheshire Wedding, Capesthorne Hall is the perfect venue. As a licenced wedding venue, we have everything you need on-site, taking some of the stress out of organising your big day.
Looking forward to spring/summer 2021, the Pantone Colour Institute has compiled a list of colours they’re expecting to see on the runway for New York Fashion Week. This is always exciting, as it is a sneak preview of what colours will be on-trend giving brides chance to co-ordinate their wedding appropriately.
There are always core classics that Pantone expect to see. These neutral shades go beyond the season due to their versatility, and you can use them as base colours to build on for your big day.
Traditionally, wedding top tables should seat your chief bridesmaid and best man, the parents of the married couple, and the bride and groom. That’s eight people in total.