Wedding in the Style of “Alice in Wonderland”

All new­ly­weds want their­to be an unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence. To make this desire come true, you need to go beyond the usu­al, dream up a lit­tle and work hard. For exam­ple, you can hold ain the style of “Alice in Won­der­land”. If every­thing is orga­nized cor­rect­ly, then thewill remain for a long time in the mem­o­ry of not only the bride and groom, but also all the guests.

Alice in Wonderland wedding

Pre­pare well for an Alice in Won­der­land themed wed­ding. Prepa­ra­tion con­sists of the fol­low­ing steps:

1. Wed­ding invi­ta­tions. Tea bag invi­ta­tions are a great option. In addi­tion, you can make a card in the form of a card or dec­o­rate it with draw­ings from a fairy tale. The text of the invi­ta­tion can be fab­u­lous or humor­ous.
2. Trans­port. When dec­o­rat­ing acar, it is advis­able to stick to white and pink tones. You can put a rab­bit on the hood, tie cards or gloves to the han­dles of the car. In addi­tion, there should be ros­es every­where, because they are an impor­tant part of the sto­ry about Alice.
3. Alice in Won­der­land­decor. The inte­ri­or should con­tain cards and ros­es. Addi­tion­al ele­ments can be chess, a hat, a rab­bit. On the wall of the hall you can place a large head of the Cheshire cat. Do not strive for log­ic and com­plete­ness — this is a fairy tale in which there should be a place for mys­tery. The main high­light of the decor is that every­thing should be fes­tive, bright, joy­ful and mem­o­rable.
4. cloth­ing. The clothes of the groom, bride and wit­ness­es should ful­ly reflect the image of fairy-tale char­ac­ters. It is worth adding bright pink rib­bons and ros­es to an ordi­nary­dress, and it will imme­di­ate­ly sparkle with new col­ors. The groom can wear a frock coat and a top hat. As for the guests, it is enough for them to pre­pare themed acces­sories: a fan, umbrel­las, rab­bit ears, smiles on a stick, pince-nez, brooches with cards that will help them become part of a fab­u­lous evening.
5. Menu. The menu can be quite ordi­nary. How­ev­er, dish­es must be served in bright or unusu­al dish­es. In addi­tion, a plate with a non-stan­dard name should be stuck in each dish. The more incom­pre­hen­si­ble and fun­nier the name, the bet­ter.
6. Enter­tain­ment. Of course, thisshould be filled with fun and enter­tain­ment. Inter­est­ing tasks must nec­es­sar­i­ly con­tain ref­er­ences to fairy-tale char­ac­ters or plots.