Wedding Themes

Wedding Suppliers

Seasonal

Picking the perfect time of the year to get married can be difficult. If you’re aiming for an autumn or winter wedding, it’s definitely a good idea to embrace the season. Worrying about rain or the cold won’t make it go away, so bring the best part of the seasons indoors. Creating a warming winter wonderland or an auburn autumn setting, is unique and memorable. If you prefer to embrace the summer and spring weather with an outdoor wedding, albeit risky, the setting speaks for itself. With big blooms and bright skies, an al fresco ceremony enhances the beauty of your special day. Giving you that extra space for guests to spread out and be comfortable, and more fresh air for you to breathe in before you walk down the aisle!

**The Out Barn by sugarbird photography**

**Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa**

Luxury

Imagine venues draped in extravagant golds and pristine whites; deep ruby reds and opulent emerald greens add a pop of colour to this luxury theme. Use soft silks, velvets and lush foliage, finsihs with a sparkle of a chandelier for a spot of glamour.

Rustic

A celebration of the surrounding countryside, rustic weddings feel relaxed and focus around experiences for you and your guests. Think barns, tipis and wooden structures, outdoor ceremonies and old-school games like sack racing and hoopla. Add twinkling fairy lights and plenty of fresh flowers to complete the look.

**Beeston Manor by Kerry Woods Photography**

Alternative

Perfect for those who like to stray from the norm and do things a little differently. Whether that is choosing family pets as ring bearers, taking hilarious wedding photographs or embracing neon in your colour pallet, you can find the alternative wedding for you.

**Bashall Barn by Gingerbeard Weddings**

Regal

Set the scene at one of Lancashire’s stunning regal venues, full of historic beauty and surrounded by green manicured grounds. Perfect for all seasons, from rich jewel tones in the colder months, to soft blush colours in spring and summer. Gold accents complement all and help bring the royal theme together.