Craig and Laura have a love of Dungeons and Dragons, with Laura's favourite colour being purple. It was easy to put together a wedding table setting that reflected their dream within the castle-like venue of the Sign of The Takahe.

The bridal table was set with no covering so that it matched the ornate wooden chairs that were seating just the bride and groom. We decorated the corner of the table minimistically with table centre-pieces matching the guest tables. We added the bridesmaids bouquets at the front after the ceremony. A simple white block "Mr & Mrs" reminded everyone why they were there!

There were two types of guest tables - two were round, and there were also three sets of long tables.

All of the florals included a mixture of silk roses (lilac, white, lavender and deep purple) as well as willow and true blue eucalyptus, lavender, white, pink and purple limonium, cerise coloured celosia, and purple coloured stock. Ribbon in lilac, purple, cerise and purple tartin were also dotted amongst the florals.

The long tables had a mixture of white pillar candles set inside clear glass hurricane lamps. There were florals arranged inside mason jars that also contained copper seed lighting. The other floral arrangement heroed a silver ring with 3 hanging clear glass globes containing artificial tea light candles and a floral arrangement at the bottom.

The round tables were covered in white linen as they did not match the asthetic of natural wood. The centre-piece contained the silver ring arrangement and a white block number.

The long "trestle" type tables had a combination of the two floral arrangements and the hurricane lamps. The tables were bare but had beautiful two-toned purple table placemats for every guest. The table napkin was in silver to match the metalic silver rings.

We also decorated the ceremony aisle with the hanging mason jar floral arrangements, that we later transferred to the guest table setting.