Wedding Ideas - Station

There's no denying that selfies are all the rage right now, and what better way to embrace this playful trend than with a creative backdrop?! Keep it seasonal with a nature-inspired open air display, but don't be afraid to add bright colours for an extra pop.

Looking under my working station desk always drives me mad. The snarl of computer, monitor, printer, loudspeakers, lamp cords mixed with mobile phone and laptop chargers looks terrible. I tried to roll the cables together but the view was still miserable.

Georgia State Railroad Museum was the perfect venue for Jenn and Seth's dream wedding. Industrial and rustic charm joined forces to make this train station wedding a success. A color scheme of grey and yellow matched the atmosphere perfectly. DIY details filled up the day from start to finish.

Weddings are all fun and games -- until someone gets sunburned or bitten by a rogue batch of mosquitoes. Then they're not so fun. Guests might not be always be prepared for such situations, but since you're probably the most familiar with your wedding venue and all the potential hazards that come with, you can be!

Emily and Drew's wedding is pure ballroom bliss! Dallas' Union Station set the scene, and the couple infused their wedding with handmade touches to make their large gathering more intimate and personal. Emily created the table numbers, reception signage, welcome baskets, and family photo display, and even had a fun map showing where all of their 250 guests came from!

Dan and Melika travelled all the way from London to have their wedding day in Queensland, Australia... in the rain! Who would believe it! However, they never let it dampen their day for a moment, even saying the rain added a certain touch of magic to their special day.

Today's post isn't anything groundbreaking, but since I like seeing how others organize their kitchen, I thought I'd share a little corner of ours. I've shared how I organize the little cabinet next to our oven, which houses all of my baking sheets and cooling racks.

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Styling a destination wedding can be a daunting task, especially if you are doing it yourself and so it’s really important that you are realistic from the beginning about what you can and can’t achieve while abroad…  at the end of the day, being stressed out a week before the wedding is just not what it’s all about. In and effort to help you add stylish focal points throughout your venue without losing the sight […]The post How to Style a Drink Station for your Wedding appeared first on Fly Away Bride.

If you are looking for an old Hollywood glam venue for your wedding, downtown Los Angeles’ Union Station is the real deal. And you are looking to just peruse a gorgeous glam wedding this afternoon, this wedding by Troy Grover is the real deal too. Between the amazing venue, the all white decor and the [...]

Tom and Katie wanted their guests to have a lot of fun at their wedding, and what says fun more than lawn games? Croquet and boche and badminton had guests mingling and enjoying themselves at the Yandina Station wedding on the Sunshine Coast.

Food stations can be a great alternative to a traditional buffet. They give the two of you a chance to show off your personality, and can often be very budget friendly. Here are 10 ideas for what to serve at your own food station: Tacos-Let your guests choose their protein: shredded pork, chicken, beef, or fish, and give them plenty of options for condiments and toppings.

I often wonder how those in the wedding industry make any decisions regarding their wedding - Rachael and Lai, who held their stylish Yandina Station wedding last year, captured by Marcus Bell of Studio Impressions, last year both work in events and decided on a day that was a careful consideration of their beliefs about life together.

Chris and Joan rocked a stunning Jamaican wedding shoot at Borghinvilla with a fabulous gown, soaring views, huge floral centerpieces, and a lantern send-off. The recent decriminalization of marijuana in Jamaica allowed them a touch of weed in the bouquet, boutonnieres, potted plants, cake, pipes, and even a ganja rolling station.

A wedding with a bride in ballet shoes, centerpieces in sterling silver pitchers, and a jaw-dropping Free People installation over the sweetheart table is everything our little hearts could ask for.