Everyone loves a good wedding and many people across the UK will
be holding a royal wedding party - whether that’s just a few friends at
your home or, a full-on street party.
Here at FrithRugs we’ve provided the ultimate guide to celebrating
the wedding with friends.
Red Carpet
You’ve got have a red carpet for your arriving guests and while
it’s unlikely anyone will be hiring or investing in a real red carpet, you can
buy a red
rug quite cost effectively to have outside your front door (weather permitting)
or in the hall to great your guests. Make it feel like red carpet by
having somebody take pap shots of the guests as they arrive.
Welcome drinks
Before the ceremony takes place, provide your guests with a couple
of glasses of fizz to break the ice as the mingle. If you want to be
really patriotic – buy some English champagne or sparkling wine.
Ceremony
It’s time to take your seats to await the arrival of the
bride. Have the ceremony displayed on the biggest TV screen you have and
have the volume up really loud. A union
jack rug in front the of the telly will help get guests in the mood.
Wedding Breakfast
After you have watched the wedding, it’s time for the wedding
breakfast. In the case of our house party, we want to easy to prepare and
easy to eat finger food –your good old British buffet fayre – although you
could have a nod to Meghan’s American roots with some burgers and hot dogs too.
We do know the newlyweds are not having a traditional wedding
cake and have opted for a lemon and elderflower flavoured sponge and so you
could if you wish, follow suit.
Party Time
We hope for a rain free, warmish evening and it would be lovely if
you could take the party outside. Provide plenty of blankets for the
guest to snuggle in if it gets too chilly and cotton based rugs like our
Dhurrie flatweaves are great for people who want to lounge about on the
floor. With Ed Sheeran as the appointed wedding singer for Meghan
and Harry, a few of his greatest hits will do down a treat.
Then, it’s time to let your hair down and enjoy the rest of the
evening with your friends and family – and of course, have a toast to the newlyweds.
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