Curly willow

Will be cheaper than having a big display of flowers but it depends on the amount of crystals you use. You could use artificial flower heads as well as a few crystals. Here are some examples:

I think that would look quite nice - I've seen them coloured as well so maybe you could spray them to match your colourscheme?

We're using Ivory and Hunter Green, the green is almost an exact match to British Racing Green so we can pick that up from Halfords.

Those pictures are gorgeous. Did you do those displays??? Exactly what I want. I don't mind not having crystals but can have tealights surrounding on a mirrored base. I am going to start getting quotes soon so if you are responsible for these lovely creations I will be knocking on your door, thanks ?

No those aren't mine but I can do similar. These are some I did for my own house over Christmas but based on the same principle:

IMPORTANT!

My fiance (whose speciality is making custom lighting) recently made some lights which were diffused through curly willow, straw and bullrushes.

They caught fire after just a few hours, just through the heat of the lights

Its a good job he bench tested them. Its not materials he usually works with, mostly its metals, plastics and occasionally woods, but he had a reques for some very organic lighting.

He's now experimenting with low heat lighting and fire retardant coatings on the materials.

Just be cautious ladies, if designing your own stuff, I'm sure a few LED fairy lights would be fine, but please don't quote or hold me to that.

The lights used for Curly willow or any other branches are usually low voltage LED lights. You can buy them ready assembled & have the BS Kitemark.

Your xmas decorations look stunning, that is the style I really like. I live in Warwickshire so not sure what areas you cover.

Thanks for the tip re: fire hazard I am hoping not to have to use the wedding insurance for burning down the venue?

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