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Get Wild With A Western Wedding Theme
So, a white lace dress and pearls just isn’t your thing? Would
you rather kick about in a pair of well-worn boots and a cowboy hat?
Then you should probably consider a western wedding theme party!
Ready for some ideas?
Start by looking for idea location. It would be ideal if you can
find a country field or an old red and white barn. The key is to
make your guests to feel as if they have just entered the old wild
west.
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You should have fun while planning your western wedding decor. Think
cowboy boots, bandanas, and old wooden barrels. Hay may be just that
perfect decoration for that large corner. If fact, it wouldn’t hurt
to sprinkle a little of it around on the floor!
Your food should be served by waiters dressed as old, rugged
cowboys. Think of down-home food like chicken, beans and potato
salad.
You’ll have to be selective with your music to make sure that the
western theme carries forward. Hire a band that specializes in
country music, and then ask them to liven things up by playing fast
and hard.
Your wedding table decor selection will be endless with a western
theme wedding. You could fill an old boot with wildflowers, make
original centerpieces from wood and horseshoes, or even buy some
glass boots, fill them with flowers and wrap a colorful bandana
around them.
Your dress will be fun too. If you want to wear a traditional dress,
top it off with just the right cowboy hat. If not, you could wear a
period piece—an old fashioned down home style wedding gown. Dress
your groom in the old-fashioned cowboy duds they used to wear for
dressier occasions.
Of course, no western theme wedding would be complete unless you
exited the wedding party on horseback. The groom should mount first,
and then pull you up so that you’re sitting side-saddle. Throw your
bouquet from horseback for an exit that will stay in your guest’s
minds for a long time to come.
About the Author
Whitney Acke is a freelance writer from
Lexington, Kentucky. In addition to freelance writing she also
enjoys songwriting. She and her husband have two young boys and four
dogs. She is a regular
contributor to http://www.wedding-decoration-idea.com.
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