I think that it is so cute when people serve their cake with a little extra. Whether it is a flower, piece of chocolate, or a flag (as below), it makes the cake service a bit more personal.
This cute idea is from Nestie MirLove
Knottie Cnickler had chocolate covered strawberries served with her cake slices
icecream and a sweet congrats! Photographer Gene Higa
A lovely initial by knottie vallartatiffany
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Showing posts with label australiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label australiana. Show all posts
Who, in their right mind, spends a day focused on NAPKIN FOLDS! hands up! :) Well that was me today, after a little break from the blog world.
But then, I *heart* these. would use lavander for a nice scent. Or even eucalyptus for a more Ozzie feel:
from the amazing events planned by Art Fool
from Lulu Events
from Art Fool again :)
Some of my favourite ideas for incorporating Australian themes into your wedding in Australia or abroad are:
1. Name the tables after Australian places, beaches, flowers, trees, animals, etc.
from the Knot
from BV Weddings
2. Serve Australian wine, beer and spirits (think bundaberg rum). Or give out mini-bottles as a favour.
3. Include an Australian cake theme or cake topper.
Sugar native flowers from the website sweetinspirations.com.au:
4. Include native Australian flowers in your bouquet or centerpieces.
- Boronia
- Waratah
- Banksia
- Waxflower
- Wattle
- Boab
- Grevilleas
- Kanagroo Paw
- Flannel Flower
- Callistemons
- Eriostemon
- Saltbrush
- Melaleuca
- Sturt's Desert Pea
photos from FastFlowers
your bouquet.
gorgeous beeswax candles from Queen B!?
kakadu plum and eucalyptus hand and body creme made in Australia by LillyPilly
Princess Mary included Eucalyptus in her bouquet to represent her Australian roots during her wedding to Prince Frederik of Denmark.
photo from bbc.co.uk
