Little candles in mason jars were hanging from the trees to guide us to the spot.
Flower petals defined the aisle and the backdrop on stage had been transformed with muslin panels, chippy window frames, fabric hearts, and a sparkling chandelier.
Guests were seated on white chairs or on white fabric on the grass. My youngest sister (mother of the bride) made the pillows and stuffed them with straw.
My niece looked more beautiful than ever in her gorgeous gown. Three of her sisters and two of the groom's sisters were in attendance in royal blue. The groom wore white sneakers and the groomsmen wore blue.
The quilting group from their church presented them with a soft, almost antique-looking quilt.
After the ceremony, the reception was held in a picnic area beside it. A paper flag garland and little white lights welcomed us.
Tables were covered in filmy cheesecloth. Burlap-wrapped grass and huge white dahlias made up the center pieces.
That is such a beautiful setting and wonderful decorating.
ReplyDeleteLove the whole look and theme, a wedding she will remember forever.
The quilt they made her is gorgeous.
Debbie
Such a nice ceremony and your niece looks beautiful in her white dress...
ReplyDeleteI like the quilt ! what a nice tradition you have in your country.
See you soon in Sainte-Marie,
Martine from Quiltinusa...