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We adore this styled shoot at Rowhill Grange.
"When you talk woodland wedding ideas anything you conjure up will normally involve autumnal hues, pumpkins and turning leaves. So, I wanted to create a shoot full of these textures, but with everything winter. Think cones, bare branches, bark, faux fur, pheasant features and antlers,” explains shoot coordinator Laurie Edwards of Chic Weddings and Events.
The focus of the shoot was on the woodland area surrounding Rowhill Grange, where the team created a dramatic moon gate as the ceremony backdrop. Then, to bring the outside in, they selected the wood-panelled private dining room in the main hotel for the wedding breakfast set up. A decadent tablescape fit for a hearty winter meal was created using a mix of vintage gold velvet tablecloths layered with faux fur, while natural, low floral arrangements in gold-footed bowls ran along the centre with a mass of gold tea lights and candles to bring the warmth and winter glow. And of course, what winter setting would be complete without a dusting of snow and a reindeer?
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