Where can I find good country wedding ideas?
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My wedding coming this September is country themed.  I'm using mason jars with either fresh flowers or floating candles for my centerpieces and my colors are black, white, and pink.  I'm also going to have horse shoes for decorations.  I'm still looking for white wedding boots though.  And if you have can drinks or beer at your wedding you could get a big metal wash tub and fill it with ice and put your drinks in that!   Congratulations!
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Very nice! Try to find an all inclusive package for a destination wedding...\n\nJust throw destination wedding into Yahoo Search and you will come up with all kinds of stuff in all price ranges...\n\nI had a wedding for 50 people for less than 1000 dollars, not recommended but very nice just the same...\n\nHope this helps!
930474
log on to theknot.com website, and you can find many places for not only favors but also other wedding stuff. It is really helpful and you can also get recommendations for florists, caterers, etc.
365686
The history seems lost, however some other wedding traditions which might interest you are found at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.ashley-wedding-cars.co.uk/directory-service/wedding-traditions/western-europe-traditions.htm\n\nhttp://www.weddingguru.com/wedding_traditions.asp
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It's easy to create unique wedding invitations using the free wedding invitation templates below. Just choose a style, download and go!\n\nAll of Southworth's free wedding invitation templates contain wording for your invitation cards, reply cards and response cards!
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First thing I would do is get a list of parks from the county.Start visiting them and scout out the perfict spot.Even ask the people who work for Parks and Recreation if someone has actually had a wedding on site before. They may be able to point out an ideal spot. Many have vast land that would be great for this. You do have to remember people might need to go to the bathroom. Also that you don't want to be walking too far out as their will be many things to get set up. \nI had an outdoor wedding. It was an open, grassy area with large shade trees. We opted to have it set just out of the shade so by the time the wedding started, the guests would be shaded. \nAs for  a reception, I would advise not having it at the same place. You really need a bathroom close by, sink with running water and you will have flies to contend with not to mention the wind. (Private land sounds like a great thing to look into)\nIt is WORK planning a wedding, try to keep things simple and pleasing for you first and your guests also. \nSounds like you have a beautiful idea. I can picture it.
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www.theknot.com....or www.weddingchannel.com
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At Stern Grove in San Francisco. \n\nWalk down the steps of a two-story victorian through a wooded path to a clearing of a redwood grove. "At Last" by Etta James is played in the background. As soon as the ceremony starts the sun clears away the fog and shines through the trees (this makes my mom tear up). We do humanist vows that are respectful to all faiths in front of 75 close family and friends. \n\nWe can walk to the reception in the victorian house where there is a tasty buffet and tables decorated with miniature white roses. \nWe would have a large family table where both sides of the family could celebrate together. Other tables arrange guests by interests or connection. There is dancing and an divine tasting wedding cake -- chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, and   coffee liquor filling. \n\nWe throw our bouquet and garter from a balcony and make a getaway from the groom's motorcycle. \n\nMy ideal wedding actually came true almost 11 years ago.
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check out this website:\n\nwww.confetti.co.uk they have lots of ideas about keeping the cost down.  I am sorry I can't advise on a venue for a cheap wedding in the UK but this site gave me lots of ideas on how to do a beautiful wedding on a tight budget.\n\nThe greatest expense is the venue hire and catering, is there any way you could have this at home or at a friend's house?  Ask someone who has a back garden that you could perhaps use if the weather is good.  Instead of gifts, ask your guests to bring a food item for a buffet, or ask them to make 5 fairy cakes each and then stack them up as your wedding cake.  Borrow a dress or hire one.  Make your own invites.  Keep the flowers simple, perhaps 3 cala lilly stems, they look very elegant and simple.  Scatter rose petals over the tables instead of having centre pieces, or use balloons, they are cheap and readily available.
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I'm from the Tampa area originally, and I can't really think of anything that isn't outside that is inexpensive.  If it is just going to be a small wedding, maybe you or a friend has a backyard that you could use?  You could rent a party tent in case it rains.  Sometimes, local parks allow weddings.  My aunt and uncle got married at Manatee Co's historical park.
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try this site, there are too many ideas and a lot of them are really romantic and nice!\n\nhttp://www.lovingyou.com/content/ideas/list/\n\ngood luck
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Our wedding theme is butterflies too. I put "butterfly wedding" or "butterfly themed wedding" into a lot of search sites and came up with some good stuff. Also, you can go to sites that promote wedding themes and click on butterflies..they'll often bring up a bunch of vendors selling butterfly stuff. \nCongrats!
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Although I live in OH, I'm not familiar with that area...with that in mind...\n\nHow about looking up wineries that surround you?  See if they have some sort of vineyard where the ceremony could be held and whether or not they have any reception space.  \n\nWhat about someones house?  Mom or dad?  My wedding is going to host 120 people and we rented a tent for the backyard.  The ceremony is going to be immediate family only within the tent and then on to the party!\n\nTry looking up well known gardens in your area.  We have one around here, but I didn't want to go from this place to that place.  \n\nCheck out the website www.theknot.com.  You can go under the caption real weddings and look up outdoor weddings for examples.  You can also go state specific and get recommendations.\n\nGood luck!
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try this site, it's www.confetti.co.uk they are a really good source of wedding information for the UK
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Have it in a place where you both would like it ... Make it a special and beautiful place that will hold alot of memories for you. Use your imagination and go with your heart. Get creative and set a special theme like floral or even romantic theme. Buy some wedding planning books and come up with ideas that way as well.
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Try the knot.com\n\nthey have a section called "real weddings" where you can look at pictures from peoples weddings.  There are tons with Christmas themed weddings and beautiful pictures. \n\nhttp://weddings.theknot.com/odb/Results.aspx?&seasons=Winter
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Outside weddings. Me and my wife got married beside a river on some property my parents own. It was great and it was free, except for the Pastor. Plus then if you have people you don't want to invite but feel it is necessary to invite them, maybe they won't come because it is outside and they won't want to have to sit out in the sun. Worked on my grandma, she's crazy.