I would use white branches with cloth and lights decorated, maybe a smoke machine. Maybe have your flower girls dress in fairy wings. You could recite sonets from the play. Maybe have the best man wear a donkey mask (LOL). Also maybe be play so renassance music that might fit the story.
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thanks do you have pics?
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I was going to use this theme when I began planning my wedding, but then we switched to a daytime wedding and the 'Night' part just didn't fit anymore. Some of the things I was thinking of doing are:
-Shakespearean quotes on our invites -table names taken from character names in the play -lots of candles, twinkle lights, and greenery for an enchanted forest kind of feel -quotes from the play for either readings or the programs -bubbles for blowing after the ceremony -candle holders that are cut glass so that the light dances -flowergirls with fairy wings and flower garlands who sprinkle 'pixie dust' along with rose petals -Medelssohn's 'Wedding March' from 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' as the recessional -crystals adorning everything