I love being able to take proper photos again! This is a close-up of one of the table decorations for the wedding: a glass vase with a water lily, some pebbles and leaves... Simple and beautiful! When I arrived on Friday (sadly I had to go alone since A was sick) the one thing to do was to roll up the sleeves and get to work laying the tables for the party. It was held in an old barn with a gooood dance floor, and the colours chosen by the bride was light green and white.
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Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
July 19, 2007
July 17, 2007
Wedding: the food!
OK, so we have come to the food! All was prepared by relatives and friends for the buffet. This is my plate, loaded about a week ago...
- spring rolls
- tzatziki
- smoked salmon
- potato salad
- bean salad
- tomato salad
- roast beef
- "tjälknöl", another kind of cold sliced meat
- lamb sausages
- my uncle´s tapenade
- ... and I am sure I forgot something!
For starters we had my uncle´s lobster soup, served in jugs to pour over little bowls with crawfish tails and dill - a very nice way to serve this. After the buffet and before the dancing we had chocolate tarts with raspberries in them, decorated with rose petals.
Wedding decorations: crown
More wedding decorations - perhabs some of you are interested... My aunt made a large "crown" from birch leaves and blueberry leaves with ribbons and paper water lilies: paper flowers are traditional to use at weddings both for the bride and the decorations. She also made the other crown, a slightly smaller one to put on the head of the bride. My cousins made long pleated garlands, which hung from the walls and up to this crown, with fairy lights and also white cloth ribbons which in fact is the kind of weave you use to protect your plants from cold nights. Handy and inexpensive! And soooo beautiful. The crown hung over the tables in the old barn where we had the party.
(I have not yet quite mastered all the functions of my camera so the photo is not very good but I hope you get the feeling of it.)
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