Wedding in December

Happy Xmas

December: what a perfect and full of magic month for your wedding! So romantic and original at the same time.

It is difficult to perceive the cold temperature of this month, given the warmth of the traditions that makes it the sweetest of the year. December is the mistletoe and passionate kisses period, it is the cheerful voices time, the season of gifts and surprising looks.

Try to imagine the fascination of white clothes, accompanied by red and green shaded damask fabrics or velvet and furs long dresses. Ample cloaks, bell-shaped skirts will make you feel like a real snow princess.

And for the location...?

Scent of fir, crackling wood in the chimneys, wreaths of holly and hawthorn wrapped around showy candles that illuminate the tables… hazelnuts, biscuits and sweet-candy lying on the tablecloths as if fallen by chance from a stocking and mistletoe... and you, waiting for your first kiss as a newlywed couple.

Be unconventional

Original

26 December 2022

Our industry does not create trends, we follow trends. By their nature trends change, and we must pay close attention to the world around us and adapt our event design to current conditions to bring a sense of place, or a certain cool factor, or to meet an expectation this is “the” event to be part of. “We follow trends.” We wait for the Pantone colour of the Year announcement and build design palettes and mood boards around this; we incorporate music popular right now; vintage inspired cocktails continue to appear on menus across the nation. Why do we Follow Trends? Because we must. 

Once the Pantone Colour of the Year is released to the world, our supplier partners create linens, import florals and fabrics and paint and gild items to adapt to new tastes. We respond to an ever-changing sensibility as we move from pristine to rustic chic, from everything matching to unique and authentic components mixed artfully together. Décor, staging and props are the focus for many designer’s businesses, and producing events with perfect large, small and finishing details brings deep satisfaction.

Albert Bandura showed in a study that another reason why people are inclined to follow trends is that it works as a mental shortcut. By following what others are doing, it shortens and eases the thought process for someone.

But it is only when we walk into a room that is not set as expected that we pay attention innately and immediately.

So, why follow the latest trends even though they do not match our style and personality? It doesn’t make any sense. Sometimes it is better to dare and to be different. Being unconventional is the real key to a successful event.

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