Events North has had a lot of detail-oriented work lately (which can be credited mainly to our fantastic wedding season). We also made sure to have a photographer on site to capture all of our detailed work to share! So, without further ado, here are some highlights from a few of our past weddings...because who doesn't love to "Oooo" and "Ahhhh"over some delightful wedding details?!
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| The gorgeous centerpiece was created by The Floral Underground. Events North put together the guest gift bags- each had a small bag of dried cherries inside- a Northern Michigan staple! |
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| Place cards sometimes double as meal markers- the colored leaves were used to indicate meal choices. |
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| Easel was rented from Porterhouse Productions. Meaghan hand wrote the fantastic (and descriptive) menu provided by the always-fantastic Epicure Catering to match the organic feel of this wedding. |
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| The place cards/menu cards at this next wedding were caramel apples, which went well with the Fall theme and colors that were used for decor. |
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| We painted fake pumpkins gold and modge-podged the bride and groom's initials onto them to create a fun and theme-friendly centerpiece for the place card table- it was so easy and was the perfect addition to the decor! |
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| We used fonts from the bride and groom's wedding invitations to create this sign to go next to the cider station. Cider was a hit and kept guests warm and content! |
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| The candy table at this wedding was one of my favorite DIY projects I've tackled to date! We found all of the vintage candy from online wholesale websites, collected a variety of candy jars in different shapes and sizes and then found a template online to create the labels- guests loved being able to relive their childhood with the vintage candy! |
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| Candy Labels- they were so simple to create and were definitely the cherry on top of the candy table! |
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| We spray painted wooden table numbers gold and stuck them into The Floral Underground's stunning centerpieces. Guests were able to easily find their seats and the numbers went great with the floral designs. |
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| Since this wedding was located at a local vineyard, it was only appropriate to create place cards out of wine corks. By shaving off the bottom of the cork and glue-dotting (we swear by "ZOTS") the corks to the table, they held up well against the wind! |
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| The Floral Underground (You may notice by now that we tend to play favorites...but c'mon, they're amazing) created these centerpieces, which were the perfect mix of fun and romantic. |
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| These wooden chairs completed the look of the reception area...not to mention the weather was absolutely perfect. |
A special thank you to Dan Stewart Photography and Rebecca Kinnee Photography for capturing these details.
