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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Blooming Love: Turn Your Dream Garden Wedding Into Reality!

Blooming Love: Turn Your Dream Garden Wedding Into Reality!

23 September 2024 by Guest

Nothing is more romantic than joining hands and declaring your love and commitment with the fresh scents of blooming flowers and lush greenery around you, paving the way for you to say “I do”. A magical garden filled with beautiful terraces, surrounded by an abundance of flowers with bursts of colour and breathtaking water features, …

Nothing is more romantic than joining hands and declaring your love and commitment with the fresh scents of blooming flowers and lush greenery around you, paving the way for you to say “I do”. A magical garden filled with beautiful terraces, surrounded by an abundance of flowers with bursts of colour and breathtaking water features, is the perfect setting to start your journey to forever, together.

However, while garden weddings are undeniably enchanting, couples often abandon the idea due to concerns about unpredictable weather. “The thought of unexpected rain or seasonal chills is often a deterrent,” says Onwaba Gonyora, Director of Brahman Hills, an international award-winning destination wedding venue in the KZN Midlands. But, Gonyora believes that with thoughtful planning, your dream garden wedding can become a reality.

She offers 6 tips for planning a magical garden wedding:

1. Garden Glam with Backup Plan: Home garden weddings can be charming, but without a backup plan, they can be risky if the weather turns. Opt for a venue with gorgeous gardens as well as backup indoor spaces. For example, Brahman Hills, with its award-winning gardens, provides two chapels and two reception venues, so your celebration can go on smoothly, rain or shine.

2. Weather Wisdom: Selecting the right season for your nuptials is crucial. In the Midlands, for example, planning your wedding during late spring or early summer can help avoid the region’s rainy season, increasing the likelihood of a beautiful, rain-free day.

3. Be Ready for Sunshine or Showers: Provide shade or shelter with stylish umbrellas, and offer fans or misters if it’s a hot day. Consider heaters or blankets if it’s chilly. This ensures that everyone stays comfortable and dry, no matter the weather.

4. Decorate Less, Wow More: Garden weddings come with a built-in backdrop. Keep the decor simple and let nature steal the show (and save money while you are at it!). Look for standout features to enhance the experience – for example, at Brahman Hills’ you can have a jaw-dropping glass walkway over a water feature for a show-stopping entrance!

5. Fresh Flavours: Garden weddings call for a fresh, light menu. They offer the perfect opportunity to get creative – think canapés and bubbly in picnic baskets or a fun harvest table experience.

6. Welcome the Rainy Day Charm: Even with the best planning, rain on your wedding day can happen. If it does, embrace it! Rain can create enchanting, magical photos by enhancing the garden’s vibrant colours and adding a romantic, whimsical touch to your memories.

“After working with hundreds of brides over the past decade, we understand how important it is for your special day to be perfect. At Brahman Hills, we believe your vision is only limited by your imagination –the possibilities of an unforgettable garden wedding are truly endless. So, don’t let weather concerns hold you back. You can have the perfect garden wedding, come rain or shine,” Gonyora concludes.

To discuss your dream day with a wedding coordinator or book a tour at Brahman Hills, email: weddings@brahmanhills.co.za or call 033 266 6965. To view our offerings, go to: https://www.brahmanhills.co.za/weddings

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Author: SayWatt SayWatt from SayWatt on behalf of Brahman Hills.

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