Here are a couple banner-style wedding flags (also known as 'feather flags') very similar to those shown in the wedding scene. I love the first photograph shown below. Wouldn't these make a strikingly original backdrop for your wedding ceremony? I like them because it is an alternative to an arbor or archway requiring loads of flowers or greenery that will only end up being used once and then die. That seems so wasteful to me -- and this is entirely more original, your guests will never forget it and will make fantastic photos.
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{Courtesy: Fun Kites}
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Frequently used for advertisements or commercial promotion, feather banners are available in loads of colors and styles - everything from custom-printed banners to solid colors, if white isn't what you're after. I think a collection of red banners would be amazing, as would a bright color like yellow for a nautical or beach wedding. Just like the movie, I think the addition of brightly colored ribbon streamers to white feather banners would look great, too. Perhaps they line a long driveway, boogie in the wind bordering the dance floor, diffuse a setting sun along the beachfront...the possibilities and applications are nearly endless.
4 comments:
i love it...i think a beautiful font of your married name, a Mr.& Mrs.... would look fab... to out line...a driveway or walkway at the reception...fab...cat
I think they are striking without being distracting. Simple and grand at the same time.
I completely agree! That last scene in the movie makes it worth renting, if you don't happen to have HBO On Demand...simmply GORGeous!
Hi, good idea of wedding with flags thanks for sharing.
Feather Flags
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