Haydock Park Hotel Venue Dressers
Congratulations to Julie and Gary on their wedding at Haydock Park Hotel. Julie chose Cheshire venue dressers Woodyatt Warner to style the Racecourse Suite for the wedding breakfast, and the Restaurant for the ceremony.
Having seen our work at the Hotel for a previous wedding in the Racecourse Suite, Julie was delighted and decided to book us to create the perfect setting for her big day. Wanting it to be a very glamorous and glitzy wedding, we used very elaborate crystal candelabra centrepieces with white ostrich feathers attached on the top, on six of the tables, and on the other six we used our illuminated crystal chandelier centrepieces with floral displays placed on the top of them. The lights in the bottom of the chandeliers can be set to a variety of different colours to suit your colour scheme.
Providing ivory table linen to work with the gold was a more effective way to coordinate the colours rather than using plain white table linen. We then used ivory chair covers and gold sashes with diamante buckles for an added touch of glam.
For the rest of the room we softened up the look by adding ceiling swags and a full length star cloth drape to cover the entire back wall behind the top table. For the top table itself, we created a stunning floral display for the front and nestled hurricane vases in it with candles for a romantic feel.
The ceremony took place in the Restaurant so we brought our aisle carpet and covered it in petals ready for Julie to take her final steps as a single lady. With a little style and imagination, instead of scattering the petals around the edges of the carpet, we created a swirl effect leading to a heart where the vows would be taken.
To compliment the aisle, columns were used to place the flowers on before using them on the tables for the wedding breakfast.
If you are looking for the professional touch for your wedding, no matter how big or small the budget, contact us at info@woodyattwarner.com and we will be more than happy to assist you on your big day.
