Wedding Planning 2020

Helping you say it from the heart When you want to show the world just how much you love someone, you want a ceremony that tells a truly personal story. At Springwood Ceremonies we’re here to create a service that comes from the heart. Baby naming and welcoming ceremony Weddings and renewal of vows Funeral ceremony

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MARQUEES TO SUIT ALL SIZES AND STYLES OF WEDDING IF you want to hire a marquee there are many types: A TRADITIONAL CANVAS MARQUEE Traditional marquees are erected on poles, with guy ropes and tent pegs to keep them upright and secured. It is the perfect choice for summer as guests can socialise both inside and out. The sides can be removed in good weather. A BECOUIN OR INDIAN TENT The interior decor is exotic and opulent, with rich colours and beautiful Moroccan or Indian fabrics draped across the ceiling and the walls. Because the interior can be quite dark, they are usually best-suited for an evening wedding. Furniture in a Bedouin or Indian tent tends to be quite low,

including cushions on the floor for guests to recline and low tables. A FRAMED MARQUEE A framed marquee is the most expensive choice and is best for large formal weddings, especially winter ones, when there is more chance of rain, or midsummer when you want to keep your guests cool. This type of marquee is usually roomy enough to divide off various parts using extra walls, making a bar area, a dining area and a dance floor.

A TEPEE-STYLE MARQUEE Tepees are built on a tripod arrangement of poles, with interior guy ropes and exposed beams. They work well for sea- side weddings or a casual sum- mer barbeque. Small tepees can provide extra shelter if you are holding your drinks reception outdoors, or, for a complete outdoor wedding, hire Kata marquees which can be joined together to form a tent village.

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