Circus Themed Wedding by Flowers by Cina

Circus-Themed Wedding Featured in Ceremony Magazine and California Wedding Day!

March 16, 2016 In Floral Design In The Press

A circus-themed wedding at the Colony House – Featured in Ceremony Magazine AND on California Wedding Day!

As seen on California Wedding Day:

“Natalie and Ulises celebrated their nuptials along with their family and friends in a circus themed affair that had no shortage of entertainment or envious awe.

Starting with the ceremony, Natalie was escorted down a gold glittered aisle lined with black lanterns by her two brothers. Looking absolutely radiant in a tea length gown (to show off her fabulous shoes, of course), she met her handsome groom at the altar under hanging crystals, backed by a deep red velvet curtain, tied back with gold ropes, just like “The Big Tent”. Natalie’s best friend led the ceremony and married the two; a true family affair all around.

Once the ceremony was complete, it was time to party! As the venue space was being tuned over, guests enjoyed a truly entertaining cocktail hour where they were met by a man on stilts and a juggler. From a photo booth staged as a kissing booth, to caricatures, and a fortune teller, there was no shortage of circus side shows. But possibly the grandest act of them all was the stunning, cheery red, 45 foot ferris wheel open for guests to take a spin on.

The reception continued with the circus quirk aesthetic as guests found their seats among a mixture of round and rectangle dining tables decked to the nines in feathers, black and white striped linens, tall white candelabras, black lace and sequin linens, and lush deep red flower arrangements. Each guest was also met at their seat with candy apples covered in sprinkles and gold circus animal escort cards.

Beneath a ceiling of crystal chandeliers and ribbon chandeliers, staggered at different colors and heights, Natalie and Ulises celebrated the rest of the night with their dearest family and friends. This wedding was an absolute party indeed with no shortage of detail or ounce of love.”