Dreamy wedding day decor | Burgundy and dusky rose

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Still searching for your wedding theme?

Feast your eyes on the four distinct looks our super-talented suppliers created at Pratis Barns, Leven.

You can find the first theme – raw green botanics – here. And now we’re turning our attention to burgundy and dusky rose…

We set up our second theme against the window of Pratis Barns’ Shed, where couples typically hold their drinks reception.

When used alongside the adjoining Byre the full venue capacity is 250.

We love the large windows that take full advantage of the panoramic views across the Firth of Forth.

In fact, many couples choose to marry outside before making the 10-minute trip to the beach for photos.

Back inside, décor specialists 22Extra combined a dusky pink tablecloth and burgundy napkins with high end gilt-detailed charger plates, gold cutlery and gold-rimmed glassware.

The pièce de résistance however had to be the chandeliers suspended over the table.

“I have a little bit of an obsession with chandeliers,” ‘Tutu from the company laughs.

“Fortunately, they’re in vogue and work really nicely gracing tables.”

Florists Trudi and Susan of Trudi Todd Flowers adorned the chandelier frames with creeping foliage.

Trudi says the palette of muted burgundy and blush pink tones used throughout the floral arrangements felt “rich, romantic and timeless.”

“For the pedestal arrangements at the end of the table we chose bigger, blousy blooms and muted burgundy hydrangeas.

“Quicksand roses with their soft antique blush feel were used and pink Mondial and classic burgundy roses provided a contrast.

“To bring movement and a subtle fragrance we incorporated varieties of eucalyptus cinerea and poplar.”

Trudi continued the romantic mix of textures and tones with delicate astrantia, veronica, roses and cymbidium orchids with a deep wine-coloured centre which provided a refined focal point.

To create a similar look for your own wedding contact Trudi Todd Flowers directly on 07815914166.

Jenna B Stationery provided the stationery for this look.

Jenna specialises in bespoke design and can hand-paint exactly what couples want.

“I went literal and created rose place cards which are de-bossed and have gold calligraphy. (POA)”

She also created beautiful floral patterns for the table numbers (POA) and a pretty board table plan hand-tied to its frame (from £75).

Striking ‘Burgundy Romance’ wedding cake adorned with luxurious handmade sugar flowers and delicate gold leaf accents (POA), Philippa Rose Cake Design.

‘Decadence’ multitier mocha mousse, dusky rose and muted burgundy cake with gorgeous suspended flower arrangements that allow the cake itself to be the main attraction (£950), Infinite Indulgence.

Multitier ‘Burgundy Chic’ cake – an infusion of wintry burgundy tones with fresh soft pink spring sugar florals, complemented with opulent gold accents (POA), Katie’s Cakes.

Three-tier wedding cake finished with a pretty ombre colour effect from the bottom tier up and decorated with an arrangement of handmade sugar flowers in blush and burgundy tones (serves approximately 90 portions) (price from £665), Julie Scrumptious Cake Design.

Three-and-a-half-tier white fondant cake with ripped stone effect detailing to bottom tier to add extra interest (POA), The Kilted Cake Company.

The use of the gold spacer and matching stand adds opulence to the minimalistic design and burgundy and pink fresh florals bring the whole look together with a colour pop.

Three-and-a-half-tier cake with an ivory base incorporating a delicate stencil, with a gold birdcage separator to give extra height, and sugar flowers in dusky pink, burgundy and white, with brown and gold foliage to give an autumnal feel, finished with a dusky pink velvet ribbon (serves approximately 100 portions) (POA), Carol James Cake Design.

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