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IRISH THEME WEDDINGS
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Irish wedding themes have become more and more popular in recent years. Below are some ideas on how to create an Irish Themed Wedding:


Photo Courtesy of Tamara's
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ATTIRE
- Wedding gown with irish lace
- A mantilla made of irish lace
- A wedding veil with a Celtic Knot detail
- Flower girl wearing a flower wreath with trailing green and white ribbons
- Carry a hankerchief made of old Irish linen

CAKE
- A decorated cake (such as shown in the above picture)

CENTERPIECES
- Clover bunches in flowerpots
- Buy or make a black pot and fill with gold foil chocolate coins.

COLORS
Here are some suggestions on wedding colors:
- Some shade of green
- Gold
- Celadon
- Champange
- Blue (the color is symbolic for good luck for the Irish and was once Ireland's national color)

FAVORS
- Gold foil covered chocolate coins.
- Small terra cotta pots filled with wildflower seeds (decorate pots with shamrocks and rainbows)

MUSIC
- Dance to an Irish Jig during the reception!

OTHER IDEAS
- Exchange Claddagh rings. On the Claddagh, the hands mean friendship, the crown means loyalty, and the heart means love
- Irish tradition calls for the bride to carry a horseshoe down the aisle for good luck. Many Irish store sell small horseshoe pins for this purpose.



If you are having a wedding theme and need ideas, or want to add to any of these lists, please email us at weddings@bodaspr.com. We'd love to hear from you!




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