Showing posts with label table numbers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label table numbers. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 February 2016

LIGHT UP YOUR WORLD WITH LIGHTHAUS EVENTS' CREATIVE PROP HIRE!

Lighthaus Events is the brainchild of Siobhan Thomas, a very talented lady, who has a real eye for what makes an event stand out and has created the most beautiful props to make your day shine!

Based in the South-West, Siobhan's light up letters and stunning props are the perfect centrepiece for your wedding venue and can make the plainest room look special.  All their props are made in-house by their talented artists and carpenter or selected from hand-picked companies they love.  

Probably best known for their 4ft 'LOVE' and 'MR & MRS' lights, the catalogue of stylish props is always evolving and includes a host of other inspiring accessories, including a light up 'BAR' sign and light up table numbers, Aunt Sally boards and even a vintage drinks station!





Lighthaus Events & Bristol Vintage are very excited to announce our joint collaboration on our latest hire of a vintage photo wall and chaise, adding an extra element of glamour and fun to your wedding or hen party event!  The wall will be in action at the fair and manned by the lovely Emily Fisher of Fishee Designs!




Email: shivthomas@hotmail.com


Saturday, 28 February 2015

SAUNDERS CREATIVE - DECALS, TABLE PLANS & SIGNS DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU!

I recently popped along to The Little Wedding Space where I was incredibly excited to see the work of Saunders Creative.  Becky & Victoria Saunders are two talented ladies who offer a bespoke service specifically designed for your wedding day.  They can design table numbers and plans, the order of service, signs, decorations and more. Excitingly, their decals can be 100% bespoke and their designs include hand drawn illustrations.  


Using a mixture of illustration, hand-lettering and computers they generate the designs which they then hand finish and prepare into decals.  


The design is then scanned into a computer where the artwork is generated ready to plot the designs using a vinyl cutter.  The pair can work in a vinyl with matt, metallic or a frosted finish to give an artisan feel.



Then it's simply a case of revealing the adhesive side of the vinyl, placing it on your chosen surface, smoothing over the front and finally removing the protective paper.   After which ... step back and admire your own personal artwork. Although the process sounds technical, the final stage couldn't be simpler and the result is something totally personal to you, and really easy to use. 


I've already ordered a decal for my home!  At the fair, they will be showcasing a selection of set designs which are already adhered to a collection of beautiful vintage windows which can be hired out.  If you want something truly unique and extra special come and talk to these ladies at our fair and I think you'll be hooked!