Different types of paper, textured pastes, effect materials, glues, paints, pigments, resins, and lacquers are some of the materials used in this method. The magical forest guest book’s cover is handcrafted with mixed media art, as if it came straight out of a fairy tale. This piece is a work of art in and of itself, and will most likely take center stage in your home! Ring and Cake Ideas (Credit : weddingsonline) Natural moss is used to cushion the rings in the box. Your initials and wedding date are hand painted in white calligraphy on the inner cover. You can also get them unadorned or with flowers already attached.Ī burlap ribbon, moss, dried flowers, and a central wood blossom with rope loop complete this wonderful enchanted forest wooden ring box. Garden lanterns are a fantastic way to add a touch of magic to your outdoor space! Handmade from salvaged wood, these wood candle lanterns are available in two sizes. Move the sign to a different spot as the evening progresses, and just write a new message for your visitors. Write a personal message on this useful wood framed, self-standing blackboard sign to greet your visitors in style. If you feel most connected to your loved one when you’re out in nature, this is a wonderful way to symbolically recreate it for one of the most important days of your lives! Ivy tunnels are also a lovely way to frame your sweetheart table.

The tunnel is adorned with artificial ivy netting and green garland, as well as artificial wisteria and clear string lights. Under this beautifully romantic ivy tunnel wedding arch, exchange your vows. This sign comes with twine for simple hanging, and there’s little doubt that it will set your theme off to a great start! Wedding Arch The sign is handcrafted from scrap wood and painted with white lettering. This beautiful welcome sign will point your guests in the proper direction. Wedding Decorations (Credit : weddingwire) Welcome Sign If it’s an inside place, greenery and moss ceilings look lovely with candle lamps and lights hanging down. Cover the reception tables with vine arches that are embellished with moss, greenery, and lights. Utilize bright vases and placemats, as well as a large number of candles in candle holders. Decorate the reception tables with foliage, moss table runners or tablecloths, wildflowers, mushrooms, tree stumps, and tree slices, which are set right in the woods. Depending on the season, choose a wedding arch with leaves or blooming branches.

See below for a complete list of the talented vendors involved.When planning a wedding in the forest, keep in mind that you want to showcase the natural beauty of the area and incorporate as many forest-inspired details as possible. A huge thank you goes to Amy Allmand Photography for capturing these beautiful images. Miranda and Jake are such a sweet couple and we felt so honored to get to make their day just a little more beautiful. Miranda loved the soft sage color of silver dollar eucalyptus so for the reception, we designed heavy silver dollar eucalyptus runners for the center of their long farmhouse tables.

The ceremony arch was accented with flowing white voile and a thick, lush greenery garland that perfectly framed the fiddle leaf fig tree Miranda and Jake chose for their unity ceremony. Bouquets featured blush and white roses, burgundy celosia, blush and deep red spray roses, agonis, mixed eucalyptus, waxflower, veronica, dahlias and safari sunset protea. Florals were kept very loose and natural with a lot of mixed greenery and eclectic flowers in vintage inspired colors such as cabernet, dusty rose, sage green and gold. Everything came together perfectly to create a beautiful event that was filled with joy and sparkle from the bride’s spectacular BHLDN gown to the hanging market lights that hung above guests as they danced the night away in the cozy reception barn. Miranda and Jake’s enchanted forest inspired wedding at The Wren’s Nest in Murfreesboro, TN was such a day. Nashville Enchanted Forest Wedding | Wren’s Nest

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