Margaret & Chris - Longacres Function Venue - Langebaan

This wedding of Chris and Margaret can be seen as the wedding of the year here at Longacres Function Venue and was the brainchild of Laeticia Hugo's hard work, meticulous planning, late nites and early mornings making all the décor elements.  It was for us a privilege and huge opportunity to bring her vision to life and to capture the essence of this elegant and beautiful decorated wedding.  

There was 3 different styled tables on a stunning brocade tablecloth.  One with a glass vase with bark, pebbles and a dessert rose. One with a branched tree full with petals and leaves from vintage book pages.  Oregano flowers and pretty little birdies.  The 3rd table was a watering can  filled with bunches of Calla Lilies (Varkblomme).  On all the tables was jars and bottles embellished with crochet ribbon and flowers. Lace and puffed magazine hearts and some votives repeat this detail.  Fynbos tied all the elements together and was repeated on the main table to.  On the stoep was a Gluwine station, hot chocolate station and a sherry station on awesome vintage stable doors. The enamel kettles just add the awesome to the yumminess of the refreshments.  The vintage suitcases just add a touch to the overall décor.   Wine barrel chandeliers just add that extra touch but the huge welcome tree top it all with the rusted hearts on lace ribbons in front of the Bedouin tent where the ceremony took place.
The guestbook was something totally different for a change and all guests left a thumb print as a leave on a beautiful painted tree.

Our best wishes to Margaret and Chris on their wedding.

 

Olives harvested at Longacres Function Venue

 



 

 

 

Tanya & Renier - Longacres Wedding and Conference Centre - Langebaan

Vintage sheik in shades of pink, cream, glass, ceramic with rustic undertones and a hint of a pastel dove egg blue was the theme of Renier and Tanya's wedding at the beautiful Longacres Wedding & Conference Centre here in Langebaan on the West Coast.  A memorable occasion it was when the bridal party arrives at the little cathedral dome in the middle of the Koi fishpond.  The bride was welcomed by her 4 bridesmaids and groomsmen on the bridge to the ceremony.  The minister leave all the guests with a wonderful message of love that has been joined together by God.  The gesture from the minister to the guests to raise their hands with him to bless the couple with their marriage journey together was a very special moment.

The tables were beautifully decorated with a gold rose damask tablecloth with beautiful flower arrangements in roses, proteas and fynbos.  Dessert rose playfully pop up from little silver and rustic bowls from a nest of dodder.  Some tables displayed a stunning cream candelabra with silver and some tables more of the rustic elements.  The main table was the centre point of attention and the focal point was the two beautiful glass domes with a vintage ribbon dangling down from the top. A few glitzy elements just round it all off beautifully.  The outside cocktail and bar area was interesting with a area for guest dedication on canvas and a seating area with jam jars floating from the roof on silver chains.  Rusted hearts with a dessert rose and a ribbon of lace playfully decorated the ceremony area and to round it all off a few rustic garden spike hearts edge with crystals.  The rustic bicycle confetti holder was a beautiful focal point to.

The food and bread table of Muriel Lategan Catering was of outstanding quality and the beautiful desert table with lots of interesting deserts in little containers was delectable and mouth-watering delicious.

 

Our best wishes and blessings to Tanya and Renier with the marriage journey ahead.