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...ribbon

10 ways with ribbon

Ribbon weaving is believed to have been established in France as early as the 11th Century.  Now available in an abundance of styles, materials and colours, ribbon is no longer just used for tying ponytails and parcels!

       

 

We have picked out some ways in which ribbons can be incorporated into your decorations to complement the theme or style of your event:

One of our firm favourites!  Ribbons tied around your favours are a great way of bringing through the theme and style of your table setting
  Use long lengths of luxurious ribbon to tie balloons leaving the lengths streaming for an attractive way to add texture to your venue
A length of ribbon attached to a vase of flowers is a great way to complement and highlight your centrepiece
  Ribbons tied around rolled napkins and finished with a bow are a really simple way of extending colour across your table
To add a splash of colour to a plain white table cloth, try laying ribbons in a colour to match your colour scheme, across your table.  This works best with thicker width ribbons, but you could also try mixing different colours or widths for extra interest
  If you are having a vintage or tea-party style theme, a stitch style ribbon tied around a recycled glass jar containing a tea light candle can bring an extra beautiful touch to your table setting
Add interest to a simple white iced cake by tying a length of satin ribbon around the base of the cake. Choose a colour to match your colour scheme or flowers.
  Bring some extra prettiness to your place settings by tying cutlery with ribbon finished with a straightfoward bow, or by simply swirling a thicker width of ribbon around the cutlery
Using ribbon within an empty frame to attach your seating plan to, is an elegant and dynamic alternative to a seating plan attached to a fixed board
  Another hot favourite with our team is to create a ribbon'washing line'.  A long length of beautiful ribbon attached to a wall in your venue and accompanied with wooden pegs will create a beautiful place for guests to hang their hats and fascinators without them getting damaged.  The sight of a variety of hats hanging on the 'washing line' is definitely one worth capturing on camera!

       

With great thanks to Looking Glass Photography for the above images of the wedding cake and seating plan.