Here are a couple of thoughts -
http://www.diamondrental.com/images/weddings/ArchLogArbor.jpg This is NOT decorated for a standard wedding. However, take a look at the shapes and sizes. It is asymetrical, but beautifully balanced. And note the simplicity of color. It's not on the arbor, but next to it. The second thought I have as the link. I know in the picture the wind is contributing. However, even before the gust, there were flowers just on the upper left. And it seems to me that the ferns are 'thinner' on the right. One thing to keep in mind is that the standard bride and groom or full wedding party make up an asymetrical arrangement. The eye is drawn toward the white of a wedding gown much more than that of a dark suit. If you have attendants standing up as well, the bride's side is likely much more eye catching than the groom's. Because of this, I'd give the groom's side the greater 'oomph' if one side seems more visually weighted than the other. |
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| Hello, First of all congratulation and best wishes to your daughter. You can use satin or net with artificial flower bouquet or if possible use fresh flowers to decorate the arbor, it will look good |
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