Good Newsletter Issue 27

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ISSUE NO. 27 | March, 2011
NEWSLETTER
THE BEST SOURCE OF DESIGN & DECORATION FOR YOUR PARTY
party ideas
& free
printables
inside
inspired weddings
FROM CLASSIC OLD SCHOOL TO CONTEMPORARY COOL
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PARTIES BREAKFAST AT
Inspired themes, tableware, decorations, food and TIFFANYS (page 54)
drink recipes, invitations and favours how-to.
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS (page 4)

SOMETHING IN THE AIR (page 31)
FEATURE
COOL BRITANNIA (page 82)
PICTURE PERFECT
goodies (page 90)
FOR SALE
Party must-haves and where to get them.
TOP IT OFF (page 19) good to know

HANDMADE WEDDINGS (page 63) GOOD ADVICE
Everything you need to know – and nothing you don’t.
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FOR HIRE WEDDING TRENDS 2011 (page 20)
Gorgeous goodies that you can borrow for a
fraction of the cost. in good hands
CRAFT PROJECTS
DELICATE CERAMICS (page 40) Make it yourself with our easy step-by-step
instructions.
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REAL PARTIES ONE FLOWER FOUR WAYS (page 14)
Sharing your special day with us. PARTY 911 (page 81)
HABERDASHERY POSTCARD (page 67)
TRACEY’S BRIDAL SHOWER (page 42) A ROSE IS A ROSE (page 92)
TRACEY’S WEDDING (page 46)
AIMEE’S WEDDING (page 56) good luck
PICTURE PERFECT (page 23) COMPETITION
NADIA’S ENGAGEMENT PHOTO A little giveaway of good things.
SHOOT (page 64)
COUTURE CORSAGES (page 68)
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In Good Company is an
online shop specialising
in parties for life’s big
events, and our desire
for your guests to be
in good company. Our
shop offers an exquisite
range imported linen,
ribbon, tableware,
decorations and favours.
On a monthly basis, we publish an online magazine: The Good Newsletter

– the best source of design and decoration for your party. Twice a year we
publish a Weddings Issue, March and September, and we love to feature Real
Weddings.
We are hoping you would be interested in submitting your wedding day photos (or any of your pre-
wedding party photos). The submission would need to include 15 to 20 of your favourite photos,
covering a wide spectrum of the wedding day, so basically one or two of the bridal couple, bridal
party and wedding venue/party, and for the rest: a strong focus on the wedding design and décor
elements: stationery, ceremony and reception flowers, table design, cake, favours etc. We love the
little details!
Ideally, we would also like a short write up, really only a paragraph or two about the bridal couple
and the wedding, possibly highlighting your favourite wedding day touches and moments; and
recommended vendors.
All submissions will be considered, and we will notify you of the inclusion, as well as send through
jpegs of the final layout for your reference. There is no cost for your submission, and full credit will
be given to you as applicable, equally we do not pay for any submissions, but we will send a little
thank you pressie your way!
If you have any questions or need anything, feel free to email us at contacus@ingoodcompany.co.za.
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INVITE YOUR BRIDESMAIDS FOR A BRIDAL
BREAKFAST THE DAY BEFORE THE WEDDING
TO THANK THEM FOR EVERYTHING THAT
GOOD LOOKS
THEY HAVE DONE FOR YOU.
Are you lucky? If the year has not yet started on a good note, try again by
welcoming in the Chinese New Year. Maybe the Year of the Rabbit will
send some good luck your way?
be a glamour girl
A bridal luncheon, also often Though the luncheon is all about giving thanks,
they also give all the bridesmaids – particularly
called a “bridesmaids’ luncheon” those who may live out of town or not know
is a party thrown by the bride each other well – the opportunity to get to
know each other better before the big day.
in honour of the bridesmaids
as a way of saying “thank you”. Bridal luncheons are traditionally informal
She often uses the event as an gatherings thrown the day before the wedding.
These days, however, it’s not uncommon to
opportunity to present them have the event as much as two weeks before
each with a thank-you gift. the wedding.
bride & co.
In true Tiffany style send These can be placed in Tiffany Blue envelopes
trimmed with white ribbon to look just like
your guests our pre designed a Tiffany gift box. Personalise the invitation
printable party invitations filled wording to be “Bride’s Name & Co.” – the
in with your party particulars. colouring and styling alone will allude
sufficiently to the Breakfast at Tiffany’s theme.
monochrome magic
The trick to a great breakfast party is First and foremost, create a party area that
is minimalistic in décor – this will ensure that
to add a formality all its own. Forget the focus is centered on the table with it’s
that glitz and glamour is “reserved” theme specific items and is not competing with
other unnecessary and uncoordinated items.
for the evening, and create a A monochromatic black and white effect with
morning purity that is breathtakingly a touch of sparkle and shine is can also be just
pared back yet highly decorative. right for the start of the day.
Fortunately, the guest list is Depending on your budget, you may for
GOOD
example swap out the white napkins for LOOKS
intimate so a seated place setting MENU
black ones, or possibly use crystal glassware
can be created for each guest. instead of basic glasses, the more refined
the better suited to this theme. You may
Initially create a blank canvas to also wish to add silver plate chargers and
work on: a starch white tablecloth, silver place card holders, and whilst not
napkins, white tableware, clear necessary these little details won’t go
unnoticed, similarly the added touch of
glassware and silver flatware. custom table stationery.
Lush, white cymbidium orchids Simply raid your jewellery box or the
cosmetic jewellery section of your local
arranged in translucent blue and department store and fasten/tape to the
white vases of varied shapes glass vases. Even plain clear glass hurricanes
or basic rectangular glass vases can be made
and sizes. These have then been into something special with the addition of
embellished with sparkling jewels some black satin ribbon and an old stray clip
and satin bows on diamante earring.
sunny side up
A fabulous breakfast is a rare This party has been created for a lovely long
and lazy breakfast, but like the name suggests
treat. Yoghurt, French pastries and a bridal luncheon can be a lunch, dinner and
smoked salmon are massed on the even just a tea with tiny finger sandwiches,
mini muffins and scones with jam. The idea is
buffet. Silver service delivers eggs to have a menu that is non-fuss but still looks
to order with pan fried rosti and glamourous. This is easily done by serving
roasted tomatoes. dishes in miniature.
break the ice
For a fun icebreaker, place one of For instance, a bridesmaid’s card can say:
“What is the funniest thing the bride has done.”
our printable question cards at Another might read: “What is the bride’s best
each guest’s plate asking her to tell quality?” Each bridesmaid can tell her story to
the whole table of attendants.
a story about the bride.
with this ring

At most bridal luncheons the For our take on this tradition we kept to the
traditional “Bundt style” of the cake but instead
traditional bridesmaids’ pink iced had it made up into a rich, dark chocolate
cake filled with charms will be gateaux. And in lieu of charms, various rings
were placed onto ribbon cords and placed in the
served. There is always one special centre of the cake, with each bridesmaid being
charm and the bridesmaid who able to pull a string and reveal her jewel. These
ends up with the charm in her slice could also be displayed in boxes similar to that
of a jewellery store and the bridesmaid could
is predicted to be the next to marry. then “choose” their own-boxed favour.
IN GOOD HANDS
bridesmaidcorsage
MATERIALS
Flower of choice
Pearl Beads
Elastic Thread
Satin Ribbon
DIRECTIONS
1. Thread pearl beads onto elastic string, that
measures approximately 60cm (this will create
three bands around the wrist). Tie a double
knot and ensure secure.
2. Thread in and around the bracelet the black

satin ribbon, tie the ends in a bow.
3. With a small piece of elastic thread tie the

flower stem to the back of the satin bow.
centrepiece
IN GOOD HANDS
groomsmen buttoniere
MATERIALS
Flowers of choice
Scissors
Green Floral tape
10mm Ribbon of choice
Pin
DIRECTIONS
1. Use scissors to cut the stem of the flower to 3. Wrap all stems together completely with
a length of approximately 8cm. If you cut off green floral tape.
any leaves, save them to use as greenery.
4. Tie a bow at the bottom of the
2. Create a “bed” for the flower with a small boutonniere.
amount of greenery. The bed should not
extend much beyond the top of the flower 5. Keep the fresh flower boutonniere moist
and should be visible from the sides. and cool until it is ready to be used.
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bride’sbouquet STATIONERY
FRIENDSHIP CHAINS
To make friendship chains, use
scissors or pinking shears to cut
out strips of decorative paper for
the chain links.
Write the first name of each party

guest in large letters on a link.
Assemble the chain by gluing the
two ends of the first strip together
to form the first link, making sure
that the name is on the outside
of the link. Slip the next strip of
paper through the first link and
glue the ends together to make the
second link. Continue adding links
until all guests are represented in
the chain. Make as many chains as
you like and drape the chains from
the centre of the ceiling to the
surrounding walls or on the back
of the guests’ chairs like we did.
A “Cinderella Moment” Figurine
On bended knee, this groom isn’t afraid to express how much he loves his beautiful bride.
Stunning and sweet, this cake topper is ideal for the romantics.
R540 for the set
topitoff
GOODIES
The ceremonial cutting of the wedding cake is always a highlight of the

reception. Make sure that you are ready for this picture perfect moment
with the perfect wedding cake topper. Whether you’re taking a whimsical
approach to your wedding or are more traditional when it comes to matters
of the heart, we have unique, traditional, vintage and funny wedding cake
toppers from Weddingstar that truly reflect each bride and groom’s personal
style.
Groom in Traditional Morning Suit High Five - Bride and Groom

Dressed in a classic morning suit this Groom Celebrate marrying your best friend with
is dashing and confident. Detailing includes this fun cake topper. Full of energy and
a pale pink tie and a rose bud boutonnière. anticipation this Bride and Groom are
R295 each making the most out of their big day.
R635 for the set
Bride Blowing Kisses

This elegantly gowned Bride leans forward Visit our website for the complete
to speed a sweet kiss on its way to her love.
R295 each range of wedding cake toppers and
other accessories.
WEDDINGTRENDS
GOOD ADVICE
Congratulations if you are getting married in 2011! It is a year that promises

both elegance and exoticism from the regal and romantic “royal” wedding to
a vintage throw back to the roaring 1920’s there is something for everyone
and a colour palette to die for.
1. Watercolour Wonder
The colours for 2011 are tropical and fun, but with
a sun dappled look about them. What’s more brides
are combining two and three colours instead of just
one complementing colour. The Pantone Spring 2011
palette has it nailed – think honeysuckle pink, coral
rose, peapod green, beeswax yellow, regatta blue or
a paler (more like the turquoise blue of 2010) - blue
curaco. But for those brides who still long for a lighter
shade of pale there is silver peony, russet, lavender
and silver cloud. It can be key to helping couples save
money while still being able to have everything they
want on their special day.
2. Natural Settings
Outdoor weddings are a big must, indoor weddings
are getting a bit of break, as brides prefer the more
relaxed and comforting feeling an outdoor one has.
But you have been warned, the weather is hard to
predict, so have a plan B.
3. Make Your Own Mark

Do It Yourself became a trend in 2010 with the
economy, and remains for 2011. Couples are first
taking the time to make their wedding reflect their
interests, passions and hobbies – and then building
a wedding style from there. It is these independent
ideas that make the wedding an unforgettable
personal affair and today’s brides want to add little
touches of their own like favours and welcome bags.
4. Flapper Finery
Vintage is still hot and anything ‘shabby
chic’, but 2011 will be more opulent and
extravagant than 2010. Take a wedding style
cue from Marie Antoinette and the dapper
fashion of the 1920s, think dusty pink and
nudes, lots of lace, pearls but also peaches
and coral colours and add metallic gold and
silver trims for a bit of sparkle.
Get your guy involved in the wedding

planning. Possibly suggest he arrange for
a little gentleman’s club/speakeasy bar
complete with whiskey, cigars and even a card 6. Cool Britannia
table or two. And how about letting him plan For brides who do not envision a “fairytale” style
a surprise honeymoon! there is still the option of a preppy chic affair
that exudes the London look. In needn’t be the
full red, white and blue Union Jack come Austin
Powers swinging 60’s Party - classic and chic plaids
and stripes provide the perfect remix of retro,
preppy sensibility.
But the vibrant and funky theme is ideal for a

pre wedding party – so go the full hog with a
very British street party feel with paper chains,
bunting, union jack paper flags and all things
totally cool!
5. Royal Romantic
With a royal wedding around the corner
everyone is forecasting “fairytale bling”:
crystals, sophisticated sequins and beading
will be showing up everywhere. And not
just on the dress, think floral arrangements
and the wedding cake too. Not to mention
monogrammes, that are sure to reflect the
customs and traditions of the royal family.
7. Exotic Experience
Fashion wise, strapless gowns will be replaced The 2011 colour palette alone is regarded as an
by asymmetrical ones, sheer or peek-a-boo exotic journey, and India is definitely the “it”
necklines. Embellished belts are en vogue as country. Choose a vibrant colour palette and add
are beautiful hues instead of the usual white strong metallic elements - this theme also makes
or ivory; feathered headpieces, shredded for a original twist on the typical bachelorette
fabrics and airy plumes. slumber and pamper party.
And even with all this new technology, old school
8. Fun with Food
“draped backdrops” and “relaxed settings”
For the cocktail hour or wedding after
photography is still cool as are wedding albums
party perfection – bring in a gourmet food
reminiscent of the seventies.
truck. Whether it is a real ice cream truck
or makeshift sidewalk carts of coffee and
doughnuts – it is sure to be a hit! And for the
main menu itself? Simple, traditional food but
of excellent quality and presented in a very
modern way or with a touch of originality.
9. Wedding.com
What with everyone on Facebook, YouTube,
Twitter, Flickr and Vimeo – your wedding will
naturally be part of it all as well! Keep your
guests informed about the wedding details via
a wedding website or blog, or even just little
posts revealing your excitement and plans to
date. 10. The Green Scene
Couples continue to think green, even if it is in
small ways like second-hand and vintage wedding
dresses, “found” décor, LED lighting, recycled
stationery and local organic food.
Take it to another level, and bring your

photographer in on the act by creating a
wedding photo or video booth at the wedding
that allows for easy upload to the net.
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www.welovepictures.co.za
GOOD LIFE
pictureperfect
If you haven’t already seen this wedding on the blogosphere then you are
in for a treat! It is the one of a kind, 100% authentic wedding of Maike
and Travis from welovepictures.co.za.
THINGS WE LOVE:
The customised stationery that Maike and Travis had designed by
Gerhard van Wyk from This Pencil and for capturing their love for proteas and bunting.
Their photographer Otto Schulze, who did all the great and lovely things that Maike and
Travis see do themselves when it comes to photography. Isn’t it great when photographers
get their look but with them in it!
Maike’s stunning vintage wedding dress and belt, her gorgeous flower and bird cage veil and
doesn’t Travis look so dapper in his bow tie.
All of Maike’s amazing DIY details: hand painted signage, books tied with ribbon, screen
printed heart napkins, wooden cutlery, fabric bunting, “just picked” bunches of flowers, jam
jar glasses, kiddies wigwam and dressing up area… the list goes on and on.
maike’s treasure
GET THE LOOK
We loved Maike’s look so much we begged her to sell to us – and she agreed!
So get the exact goods for a fraction of the price and effort!
IN GOOD COMPANY FOR HIRE

Bunting R30 for 3m for hire
(40m available)
Banshew Bottles R5 each for hire
Consol Glass Jam Jars – small, medium
and large R5 each for hire
Painted Signage R30 each for hire
somethingintheair
somethingintheair
GOOD LOOKS
Our new collection, Something in the Air is what wedding dreams are made
of. This all-white with a touch of silver is stunning in it’s simplicity, and
most notably the laser cut lace detailing and butterflies make it even more
delicate and delightfully suited to most any wedding or pre wedding party.
Piece de resistancé
The highlight of this collection must be the tiered
cupcake stands. Available in two sizes and the
option of buying beautiful lace laser cut cupcake
wrappers will make quite a talking point when it
comes to cut the cake – or rather cupcake!

4 Tier Cake Stand
1 disposable, 4 tier, card cakestand. Packed
flat. A beautiful display for delicious cakes.
R135 each
6 Tier Cake Stand

1 disposable, 6 tier, card cake stand. Packed
flat. A beautiful display for delicious cakes.
R360 each
Cupcake Wrappers
10 beautiful, laser cut, butterfly cupcake
wraps. Dress your cupcakes to make them
look even tastier.
R70 for 10
Clever Cones
The Something in the Air collection leaves no small detail untouched. The paper cones are perfect for
filling with confetti – think all white rose petals, but can equally be used on a dessert table for guests
to fill with sweets or place already filled ones on each place setting as your guests partying favour.
And if you want to try something different, ask your cater to serve canape’s in the cones, or for a
circus come carnival feel top with candy floss, or create a popcorn bar.
IN GOOD COMPANY SHOP

Confetti Cones
10 beautiful confetti cones and 10 butterfly stickers.
Perfect for confetti or sweets and treats.
R70 for 10
Stationery Suite All in One
The versatility is this collection is awe-inspiring. Invitation cards can equally be printed on with the
ceremony details to serve as wedding day programmes (you could even add wooden sticks to the
bottom to make paddle fans). The invitation cards can also make for table menu cards and if oyu
have any left over after the wedding the cards and envelopes can even be carried through to the
thank you cards.

Invitations and Envelopes
10 butterfly invitations & 10 envelopes (1 test card included). Pop in
your printer to create beautiful stationery.
R85 for 10
Tie a Tag
Where do we start with what you can do with these lace edged swing tags! Naturally they make
for perfect place cards – tie one around each napkin and they serve as pretty napkin rings too!
Alternatively these can also be tied to favours and serve as favour tags and if you personalize
with the guests name you have a favour, tag and place card all in one.

Swing Tags
10 dainty swing tags with pre-tied white 3mm satin ribbon. Perfect
for so many uses.
R50 for 10
Create a Stir
Cocktail hour can sometimes be exactly that – a full hour where guests are left alone to socialise
before the official reception kicks off. Help your guests feel comfortable and get the party
started with this social stirrer stick, each stirrer has a little conversation starter on it. Serve
together with your signature drink straight after the ceremony and your guests won’t even
notice that you have “skipped town” to take lots and lots of photos.

Social Stirrers
20 butterfly social stirrers. Stir up some laughter and let the banter
begin. Each stirrer has a fun, romantic themed, conversation starter.
R50 for 20
Find Your Flutter

Need an original idea for an escort card seating display. How about pining these butterfly
shaped placecards to a pinboard and write on the guests name on the front and their assigned
table on the back. You could also have the butterflies displayed on branches.
Butterfly Bounty
These laser cut out butterflies are perfect for the rims of glasses, but can also be tied to retro
straws, stuck onto white paper lanterns, popped into the bridal party’s bouquets or into table
arrangements.

Place cards
10 beautiful butterfly place cards. One half has an elegant laser cut design and the other is left blank
to write the name of your guest. Pop onto a glass for the perfect finishing touch at a place setting.
R50 for 10
Table Number Cards
12 pretty table number cards printed both sides with numbers 1-12.
R60 for 12
Fluttering Favours
No need to stress about what to give as a little token of appreciation this little box complete with
ribbon tie in itself is a thoughtful touch. Fill with sweets or place on your dessert table and guests
can fill them themselves.

Favour Boxes
10 Beautiful butterfly favour boxes with white satin 3mm ribbon. Add your own personalised
flourish if you fancy.
R70 for 10
Talking Tables
This little butterfly shaped box of trivia cards is the final addition to a perfect wedding reception
table. Place a box at each wedding table or buy just a few and place one card at each place setting.
Your guests will love it and you may have to ask more than once for quiet for the wedding speeches.
Also a great ice breaker for a bridal shower.

Trivia Cards
60 butterfly shaped trivia cards with a romantic theme. Perfect ice breakers. Get the table talking!
R50 for box of 60 cards
Winged Wonder
These little butterfly die cut cards have been designed for your guests to write well wishes on and to
tie to the branches of a designated tree – a great little Dutch wedding tradition. But these cards can
also be used in similar ways to the swing tags and place cards.
Trivia Cards
60 butterfly shaped trivia cards with a romantic theme. Perfect ice breakers. Get the table talking!
R50 for box of 60 cards
delicateceramics
GOOD AS NEW
Are you looking to create an eclectic look for your table centepieces but
with a organic feel to it? These gorgeous new ceramics that we have recently
sourced are so stunning that very little or no floral elements need to be
added. Perfect for earthy choices like grasses, proteas and succulents or just
add a tea light.
Opposite Page: Rose Vista Votive R15 for hire, Heart Vista Votive R15 for hire, Cabbage Leaf Vase
Small R30 for hire, Bird for R5 hire, Pear Vase R10 for hire.
This Page: Leaf Votive R10, Ginko Vase R30 for hire, Protea Vase R15 for hire, Garlic Vase R20
for hire.
GOOD LIFE
teawithtracey
Shona (our lovely new co-worker) had the honour of being her
sister-in-law’s bridesmaid and party planning extraordinaire for
the kitchen tea. It was a traditional afternoon tea party but with
a major twist – a hypnotist arrived for the entertainment!
THINGS WE LOVE:
The eclectic color scheme: pastel pink, greens and blues but a bit of bright lime
green and fuchsia pink in the sweets and treats.
The custom tea towel aprons made for all the guests and a special one
personalised for Tracey.
Secretly we are pleased as punch with our “tiered wedding cake” wrapped gift,
and Shona’s cute gift of a cake stand and a kid sized toaster!
White Bird Garlands R30 each, Bird Cages R30 for hire, Linen Table Runners
R25 each for hire, Gingham Napkins R5 each for hire, Teapot R30 for hire,
Tiered Cake Plates R30 each for hire, Glass Jars Small R10 each for hire,
Medium R20 each for hire, Large R30 each to hire, Sweet Scoops R5 each
for hire, Silver Antique Cake Stand R100 each for hire. Red and White Lollipops
R10 each, Petersham Ribbon from R3 per metre.
“Overall my wedding day was everything I
could have ever wanted - we had one great,
unforgettable party with my closest friends
and family and at the end of the day that’s
what its all about!”
GOOD LIFE
classicandcool
Tracey and Clinton celebrated their wedding with a classical affair
held Hazeldene Hall - one of Johannesburg´s old colonial historical
gems. Here Tracey shares her wedding day story:
My style is very much vintage and classic, which is why I fell in love with Hazeldene Hall the
second I saw it. It has a classic colonial architecture and inside it has Victorian touches
such as high pressed metal ceilings, original fireplaces, stained glass windows, crystal
chandeliers and “broekielace” around the veranda. Another of Hazeldene Hall’s claims
to fame is that the iconic SA tale of Jock of the Bushveld was written in its study. The
substantial gardens show off a Victorian glory and reflect the axial approach of symmetry
and balance. A long rectangular pond can be found to the side of the house where we
had floating lanterns and surrounding candles.
For my dress, I knew exactly what
I wanted (my mission was to find
a dress with a big bow around my
waist) and when I saw my dress I
knew that was the one –
it was the only dress I tried on,
and I knew I didn’t need to keep
looking.
My bouquet was a tight bunch of
cream roses with cream ribbon
and pearls wrapped around
the stems. My bridesmaids wore
black long dresses with a bouquet
of white lilies with black ribbon
wrapped around the stems.
My colour scheme was very neutral, the decor was all white with crystal plates
and pearl crockery, white orchids and lilies for our centre pieces in a long tall
vase. We had a delicious gorgeous all-white candy bar on the balcony full
of coconut ice, fudge white chocolate, marshmallows and truffles. For some
entertainment we had a photo booth where guests could go dress in silly hats
and glasses and scarves and take couple and/or group shots and then each
get a copy of it in an “old school” photo strip.
For transport to and from the wedding we had stunning imported stretch cream
Lincolin limos - the only two in South Africa. My father drove me to the venue along
with my two brothers in his Rolls-Royce. For both sides of our families and 50 of our
closest friends we hired limo buses to take them to the wedding and back so they
didn’t have to worry about driving home late at night after the party!
The food was catered by the well known By Word Of Mouth - they were
excellent! My cake was designed and made by The Cake Genie and it was a
5 tier chocolate and vanilla cake with a black and white damask print.
Our professional photographs we taken by Christopher Munton and he really

bought in an element of that vintage, classical feel to the couple shots at
the venue but he was also able to bring out a fun, unique side with Clintons
individual and groomsmen shots!

White Paper Lanterns Love Silver Aluminium Letters R30 to hire
Small R30 each, Medium R40 each, Large Silver Plate Chargers R5 each to hire
R50 each Glass Vases
Wedding Sign R30 for hire Small R10 to hire, Medium R20 each,
White Wooden Letters Large R30 each
R5 each to hire and R50 to buy White Sky Lanterns R330 for 10
lovelylanterns
GOOD RIDDANCE
As you start to design the decor of your wedding or event, don’t overlook
the many interesting uses for paper lanterns. There are so many sizes,
colours and interesting shapes to choose from and with the use of battery
powered LED lights you can put them anywhere and even keep them
afterwards to decorate your house.
Consider using them as your table centerpieces, for example place your flower arrangements inside
small paper lanterns.
Run a string of lanterns overhead above the table to define the space.
As an aisle marker you can hang them from shepherd hooks at the end of your aisle, or off the back
of chairs just the same way your would use a floral pomander.
You can use the larger paper lanterns at ground level to mark your aisle, add detail, or camouflage
an unsightly area.
One of the prettiest ways to decorate a tent for a wedding reception, or any space for that matter,
is to hang a collections of paper lanterns from the ceiling.
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GOOD LIFE
AIMEE AND GRAHAM
HOW WE MET
Graham and I met eight years ago. I was a law student working part-time in
Montblanc in Sandton. Graham walked in to buy a pen refill and walked out with a
watch that I sold to him. Four years later I was a qualified lawyer and Graham was
appointed as an advocate on a matter I was working on by my boss. A few months
later I moved to London to take up an exciting opportunity in the city – Graham
called to wish me good luck. Two years later I was back living in South Africa and
Graham and I bumped into each other at a restaurant. In October 2009 after a few
months of friendship, Graham and I started dating – he proposed in April 2010 and
we were married in August 2010 – my life partner and best friend had been known to
me all along and the universe had finally conspired to bring us together!
THE PROPOSAL
On Easter Friday in April 2010 Graham and I headed away for the weekend to Magaliesburg. I was
preoccupied and I wanted to speak with Graham about where he thought our relationship was going
but could do no such thing –we had only been dating for 5 months and I was worried he would think
I was a crazy woman! It poured with rain the whole day but eventually cleared in the late afternoon
and Graham suggested that we go for a walk. Off we set for the top of a koppie in the reserve – the air
smelled beautiful and clean and the sky was bright with the late afternoon light. We reached the top
and I thought – how romantic, what a spectacular view, what a lovely place to get engaged! Next thing
I knew Graham kissed me and stared at me in a very special sort of way and I just knew that he was
going to ask me to marry him. Graham half-knelt on the rocks and told me that he wanted to grow
old and grey with me and share his life with me! And so we were engaged on a beautiful Highveld
afternoon at the top of a mountain and my heart soured! Not that easy a place to get cellphone signal
to share our exciting news! Nothing can prepare you for how you feel when you know and understand
that someone just “gets you” and loves you as much as you love them... Five months later we were
married in front of our family and friends. A spectacular and overwhelmingly happy day. Someone
once said that “sometimes life is too good to be alone and sometimes life is too hard to be alone” – I
now know exactly what that means.
Pre-marital counselling and minister Sourcing and Setting up of Décor and Flowers
St Columba’s Church 011 646 5420 Kirsten Etsebeth 078 431 3323
Engagement Ring and Wedding Bands Décor Ideas and Sourcing
Piero 011 483 3442 Sarah-Jane Forman 082 606 2911
Venue www.shepstonegardens.co.za Fabrics www.blackfabrics.co.za
Wedding Invitations et al Ample Ideas 082 458 1386 Wedding Goodies www.ingoodcompany.co.za
Bridal Dress Howard Green Couture 082 886 6123 Furniture Hire www.loungesociety.co.za
Bridesmaid Dresses Photographer www.chrismunton.co.za
Pallu Designer Wear (011) 783 8290 Food Miya’s Cuisine 083 459 4818
Make-up Piers Braybrooke 083 733 8205 Wedding Cake Tart 082 412 7818
Hair Solaris (011) 783 6520 Music – Jazz Band 083 377 3132
Outfits for the guys www.eurosuit.co.za Classic Car Hire www.classiccarhire.co.za
Wedding Co-Ordinator, Flowers, Décor Ideas, Wedding Favours julie@theheartfeltproject.com
Coffee Station www.coffeeright.co.za
„I just remember being so happy and smiling all day – Gray and I were so relaxed and
we just had so much fun!“
THINGS WE LOVE
Aimee’s style: a relaxed picnic complete with lounge areas and cocktail tables spread both
inside and outside of Shepstone Gardens.
The food: portable dining that came in a variety of courses – gluvein and canapés,
starters, mains, and dessert harvest table (together with nutella crepe stand and jars of
different icings and toppings so that people could make up their own cupcakes; cheese
platters, fresh soup and bread).
The vintage colour palette of dusty pink, grey and ivory coinciding with the old-world
style garden flowers, birdcages filled with flowers and antique fabric drapery.
The jazz band playing all day in the garden under the bell tower, as well as quirky
activities for guests – a photo booth with props, signature vases, each couple were given a
puzzle piece of a Georgia O’Keefe picture to paint, an all-day coffee bar, and a good old
fashioned game of boucce.
And a brilliant idea of serving their wedding cake at the church straight after the service.
Goose Grease Paint Your Own Wooden
Doll Cake Topper
Each Kit comes in a muslim bag with a
Goose Grease wooden tag, One girl and
one boy wooden doll (little mini versions
are also sold separately), 6 colours of
paint: black, white, brown, taupe, red
and royal blue. Varnish. Thick paint brush.
Thin paint brush. Sand Paper (to erase
mistakes) and Toothpick (for fine details
like the eyes).
R150 for the kit
HANDMADEWEDDING
GOOD BOOKS
Handmade Weddings
More than 50 Crafts to Style and Personalize Your Big Day.
By Eunice Moyle, Sabrina Moyle, and Shana Faust
(Chronicle Books, San Francisco, 2010). Photo by Joseph De Leo.
Hello!Lucky’s newest book, written in collaboration with stylist extraordinaire and former Martha
Stewart Weddings senior style editor Shana Faust features over 50 DIY wedding crafts in six unique
wedding styles, perfect for personalising your wedding day.
What I love is the little bride and groom cake topper that you can make – possibly because we
have those exact little wooden dolls that you need to make them in stock from Goose Grease; and
this project is so easy you could be a stellar bridesmaid and make it up as a little gift for the bridal
shower cake!
For the full DIY head over to MYDIYWEDDING.COM

http://www.mydiyweddingday.com/2010/12/new-diy-wedding-book-handmade-weddings.html
And if you like this project you are going to love the other ones too.

Handmade Weddings
R235 each
5 TIPS TO MAKE YOUR SHOOT WORK FOR YOU
1. Pick a location that means something to you. It can be a simple one like your favourite park, the
place where you first met or even at home.
2. Wear clothes that reflect your personality. We love vintage inspired things so this helped with our
styling on the day, but perhaps you love wearing jeans and a tee.
3. The photos are about the two of you and the exciting time that lies ahead. See it as a practice
round for your wedding. Do you like to smile or kiss or even just look at each other? Be comfortable
with one another and find which poses work for you. It is also a good day for your makeup/hair trial
to see how they photograph. I also had our wedding florist make a small bouquet to use as a prop so
that I could get an idea of what flowers and colours I liked.
4. A theme really helps and if you can tie it together with you wedding then the creative process
will be easier. Deciding what type of wedding you would like will assist when you are forming your
theme ideas. We went with a vintage theme and some of the props used in our shoot made their way
to our wedding.
5. Finally – don’t be afraid to share your ideas with your photographer. If you are a stylist at heart
then have some props ready or style your home to suit the feel of the shoot. You have to be happy
with the end results so speak up.
“Stay true
to yourself
and you can’t
go wrong.
Remember
there are no
rules!”
stylishshoot
GOOD LIFE
Hello readers... Thank you to the In Good Company team for having me! I am Nadia
from Cupcake Couture. I am a newly married blogger and creative crafter specialising
in ribbon rosettes and corsages of all shapes and sizes. I love buttons and vintage
haberdashery items. You can read more about what I do on my blog as well as join my
Package Project.
Daniel and I got married last year November and it We started off shooting at our little home that
truly was one of the best days of my life! Clichés aside, is where we got engaged and moved onto a
nothing comes close to the feelings experienced on beautiful heritage building in Durban.
your wedding day. At first I felt very nervous about the idea of posing
for the camera, but with Daniel by my side that
We started off our wedding planning as the beginning soon faded away. I tried to only focus on him
of 2010 after being engaged for six months. Daniel and I found that made it so much easier. Our
and I are both creative people and so enjoyed making wedding photographer Tyrone Bradley shot our
and designing decor and brainstorming ideas. Our engagement shoot and he really added to the
engagement shoot was the first in a series of creative relaxed and fun feel on the day.
tasks that we embarked on together.
Engagement shoots are really a great way to
The inspiration for our shoot came from 1950’s photos capture a special time in your lives before the
with just a hint of Mad Men. wedding stress hits! Enjoy each moment!
haberdasherypostcard
IN GOOD HANDS
Hosting a vintage pre-wedding party and need to give a favour that is

unique but equally useful? Fashion old school postcards into cards wrapped
in pretty Petersham ribbons, trimmed with pins and little bits and bobs.
MATERIALS
Vintage Postcards
(Sourced from Cupcake Couture) http://lovecupcakecouture.blogspot.com
Various styles and colours of Petersham Ribbon, Satin Ribbon, Twine. 3m of each for one card.
(Available online at www.ingoodcompany.co.za)
Bits and bobs: charms, miniature pegs, buttons, bobby pins, buttons etc.
(Found around the house)
DIRECTIONS
1.Select an odd number of threads: 3 or 5. Colour co-ordinate with the post card’s colouring.
2.Wind around each card, 3m of each ribbon or twine, and fasten with sticky tape at the back of the
card.
3.Attach to the card with double sided tape accessories like buttons, fake flowers.
couturecorsages
GOOD LUCK
Nadia is the girl behind Cupcake Couture and she creates the most gorgeous ribbon
boutonnière. As you know we heart ribbon, so to have it made up into a brooch is well
just plain lovely. Recently Nadia cooked up a batch for us for our Easter vintage party
(big reveal in next month’s issue), and we decided that we would give some away as we
are sure our bride-to-be readers would love some for their bridesmaids!
HOW TO ENTER:
Simply visit our website and pick your favourite ribbon – tough choice as we have over 150 different
varieties. Then drop us a mail at contactus@ingoodcompany.co.za with its name and your name and
email address.
COMPETITION RULES
1. The prize is five ribbon corsages designed by Cupcake Couture. These are already in stock, so
unfortunately this prize is not for a customised set. This prize includes delivery nationwide to your
local post office counter.
2. The competition runs from the 24th February to the 23rd March 2011.
3. It is open to all South African residents.
4. The winner will be selected at random using random.org.
5. One email is one entry, and one email per person.
6. Any questions? Email us at contactus@ingoodcompany.co.za.
aleitartistry
GOOD PEOPLE
Aleit Wedding and Event Coordination specialises in the coordination and

execution of superior, sophisticated weddings and events. Each wedding and
event is unique and personal.
By paying attention to the finest detail, they create a definitive ambiance that is chic with
understated elegance and unique styling – a look and feel tailored to their client’s specific wishes.
They bring together top service providers who are able to meet very high trend setting standards
and deliver a personal and stress-free experience.
If you are planning a wedding, or any function for that matter, be sure to visit their website for more
details, and even if you already have wedding planner or are a DIY bride, their website is full of
inspiration and ideas. Plus, they have an online shop too! Fill with unique items that are not readily
available anywhere else.
We are thrilled to be able to showcase some of Aleit’s real weddings over the next few pages. Want
more? Then why not get a copy of his book, which is full of stunning photos and planning secrets
from cover to cover.
www.aleit.co.za
SIMPLICITY PERSONALISATION
ENJOYMENT
This magnificent coffee-table book features the genius
of Aleit, South Africa’s most distinguished wedding
coordinator, as he and his team plan and execute lavish and
unforgettable wedding celebrations. Specialist photographers
showcase actual weddings – creating a complete overview in
timeless, classic design. A comprehensive planning summary,
from South Africa’s finest service providers, ensures that
your dream day becomes a breathtaking reality. 100 Words
about Weddings is the ultimate guide to help you design
your own wedding and have fun doing it.

Available for purchase at
www.aleit.co.za/shop 100 Words About Weddings
GET THE LOOK R265 each

AIMEE AND MARCO
VENUE MolenVliet Wine Farm www.molenvliet.co.za CHEF’S DETAILS AND CAKE Merle
082 4599 234 MUSICIANS Saxophonist www.russenwich.com DJ and Full Band Rene www.djrene.
co.za STATIONERY DESIGNER AND FAVOURS Mixed Elements www.mixedelements.co.za
FLORIST Floral Affairs. www.floralaffairs.co.za LIGHTING AND FLOORING Something
Different Concepts and Shows www.something-different.co.za PHOTOGRAPHER Joe Dreyer
www.joe.co.za VIDEOGRAPHER Tolken Media www.tolkenmedia.co.za PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE STAFF. Shake and Serve www.shakeandserve.co.za HAIR & MAKE-UP Luciano dos
Santos rikilu76@gmail.com HIRING Top Table www.toptable.co.za and Exclusive Hire www.ehire.
co.za
ANNIE AND RYAN

VENUE MolenVliet Wine and Guest Estate www.molenvliet.co.za FOOD DISH Food and Social
www.dishfood.co.za CAKE Roxanne Floquet www.roxannefloquet.com FLORIST OKASIE www.
okasie.co.za PHOTOGRAPHER Jean-Pierre Uys www.jeanpierrephotography.co.za HAIR &
MAKE-UP Lianne Kakebeeke info@lianne.co.za HIRING Exclusive Hire www.ehire.co.za
LADINE AND THYS

VENUE Diemersdal Wine Estate www.diemersdal.co.za TENT Nomadik Tents www.nomadiktents.
co.za BAR Urban Tonic www.urbantonic.co.za LIGHTING Something Different Concepts and
Shows www.something-different.co.za HIRING Top Table www.toptable.co.za FLOWERS OKASIE
www.okasie.co.za CATERING DISH Food and Social www.dishfood.co.za DRAPING To-Netts
antonvzl@to-netts.co.za CAKE Cakes by Wade wade@wadescakes.co.za PHOTOGRAPHER Zara
Zoo Photography www.zara-zoo.com VIDEOGRAPHER Altus Tolken Video Productions karen@
tolkenmedia.co.za
CATHERINE AND PAUL

VENUE Clouds Estate www.cloudsestate.co.za PHOTOGRAPHER Jan-Hendrik van der
Westhuizen www.janhendrik.co.za CO-ORDINATION The Aleit Group www.aleit.co.za
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IN GOOD HANDS
party911
Whether it is for the bachelorette party or the wedding day itself, these
little party survival kit bags are just what you need in an emergency and to
recover and be ready to party all night long again, and again! Simply print,
cut and stick these goodie bags together. On the back fill in the bag’s
contents and any little extras that you think you might need.
Suggested party bag fillers include:

- Sewing Kit
- Clear Nail Polish
- Cotton wool Swabs download for FREE at
- Nail File
- Makeup
- Brush and comb 
- Tissues (both dry and wet) -
- Eye Drops
- Panado
- Breath Mints 
- Band Aids
Party Survival Kit Printable

This printable pdf. file includes the following:
Handbag shaped Favour Box
Favour tag that reads:
“Thanks for being my bridesmaid. I couldn’t have survived without you.”
And
“Thanks”
Mini Petal Envelope: two color ways
Circle tags:
- Take Two and Call Me in the Morning (to stick on envelope with Panado inside)
- Pucker Up (to stick on Tic Tacs/mints in envelope)
GOOD LOOKS
coolbrittania
Ding Dong the bells are going to ring!
Prince William and Kate are to marry on the
19th April 2011. Host your very own Great British Street
Party and with our latest collection all you need to do is
add some cucumber sandwiches and homemade lemonade.
welcoming party
If you are having a destination wedding, or if many of your guests are travelling from afar,
plan to organise an informal “Meet and Greet” party. This party naturally happens before the
wedding day, but these ideas that follow can easily be used for a post wedding get together
too. Most likely, you will be getting married on the weekend, but many of your guests will
arrive the day before the function, therefore it is a good idea to have scheduled a casual get
together for example on a Friday afternoon if it is a Saturday afternoon wedding, whereby
you will be able to spend some real quality time with your family and friends.
INVITATIONS
As part of your destination wedding invitations, it is customary to provide accommodation
details. This could include varied hotel, guesthouse and B&B options, possibly some that you
have been able to negotiate discounted rates for your wedding guests. In addition you may
wish to include a separate note card with the details of the pre wedding party or send this at
a later stage based on your confirmed guest list.
GOOD TIP: Set up a wedding blog or website where you can provide all sorts of information
to assist your guests. This could include information about the wedding location and
surrounding areas, how to get there, accommodation and sightseeing options as well as you
could share details about how you met, a bit about each of you and the proposal. A mini
photo album and a comments/questions section are great ideas too!
WELCOME BAGS
When your guests arrive, it is a thoughtful touch to have a “welcome bag” placed inside their
hotel room to welcome them to their wedding and immediately make them feel at ease.
Some fun ideas that apply to all locations include:
A tin, canvas bag, box or basket whereby the little goodies can be placed inside. For example
if you are getting married on an island or in the African bush fill a little local woven basket.
Bottled water customised with labels is an inexpensive but useful item to include.
Little mini packets of local sweets and treats or baked goodies.
A note card welcoming them to your wedding – a cost effective and co-ordinating choice
would be a postcard featuring the location.
A little favour in the form of a souvenir makes it easy to find something useful and
appropriate: key rings, candles, memo pads, matches etc.
ENTERTAINMENT
A pre wedding party is a good way for your guests to meet each other and already start
having a good time! Add to the merriment by having a few casual activities:
Sport: A bit of soccer or volleyball
Lawn Games: Croquet, bocce and giant jenga
Something for the Kids:
Live Entertainment: African or Belly Dancers, Fireworks
TEA FOR TWO?
Could this tea party vase be the best invention since sliced bread? We think so! And can be used to
decorate your home long after the party guests have left. Plus, no street party is complete without
flags and windmills, and whilst these are of the miniature kind, they are sure to make your drinks
and food look very festive.
Teapot vase Price to be advised.

Canapé Flags 24 canapé flags with 4 different designs. Pop in your sandwiches and canapés to label
and decorate. R45 for 24
Windmills Take a mini windmill in your hand and watch them spin around in the summer breeze. Or
use a pretty decoration in your plant pots. R60 for 16
The great thing about a
Street Party is that the menu
is meant to be non-fuss,
so typical down-to-earth
British inspired savoury and
sweet things should do the
trick like:
Bangers and Mash: Mini pork sausages
and served with potato wedges
Roast Beef and Mustard: Cocktail rolls
with slices of rare beef, tomatoes and
mustard
Fish ‘n Chips: Serve fish nuggets/strips
with chips – use paper cones or our paper
cups.
Cucumber Tea Sandwiches: fresh white
bread, cream cheese and cucumbers, and
then be sure to cut the crusts off!
Scones with Jam: miniature scones
covered in butter, strawberry jam and
clotted cream
Crumpets: Little crumpets served hot with
butter and a selection of jams and syrup.
Trifle: In small clear glasses make up a
trifle in the royal colours: think white
sponge cake and cream, red strawberries
Cupcake Stands and blue jelly.
2 mini cake stands, both with reversible tiers. Stack up your Jelly and Custard: Make jelly in the paper
party treats and cakes on each tier to create a royal display.
cups and have a jug of custard alongside.
R115 for 2
Strawberries and Cream: Nothing could
Cake Stand be simpler to make: place bowls of berries
A card cake stand with reversible tier. Let your Victoria Sponge and a can of whipped cream alongside
take pride of place on this delightful stand. and add the sugar bowl.
R90 each
Paper Napkins
20 fun and quirky printed napkins with a pretty scalloped edge.
3-ply. R40 for 20
paper Plates
12 paper plates in 3 different designs. Just perfect to nibble your
sausage rolls from! R55 for 12
Paper Platters
4 paper platters in 2 different designs. Serve your sandwiches
and party food on these platters, ready for friends and
neighbours to get stuck in! R45 for 4
Paper Cups
12 paper cups. Ideal to sip your lemonade. R45 for 12
BRITISH WEDDING TRADITIONS
Here are a few wedding traditions that originated in Britain, some are old and true and
others may be the something new and out of the blue thing that you are looking for.
Flower Girl
OLD: Wedding flowers are scattered by a small girl preceding the bride and her wedding party down the aisle. The
flowered path and symbolic walk express hope for the bride’s path through life to be happy and lovely.
NEW: Invite your guests to walk together with you and your new husband between the wedding chapel and the wedding
reception site. As part of the procession have decorative wands of ribbon or paper flags that guests can wave, or bells,
toy trumpets or party horns. If you are having children at your wedding have a whole bunch of little ones tossing petals or
confetti.
A Shoe In
OLD: During the Tudor period, wedding reception guests threw shoes at the newlyweds as they were leaving the church
for good luck. The modern tradition is to tie shoes to the honeymoon vehicle.
NEW: As a surprise going away present, place in the car boot a shoebox with a pair of JUST MARRIED flip flops that the
couple can wear on their island honeymoon.
Rain, Rain Go Away?

OLD: The English consider rain on a wedding day a sign of good fortune.
NEW: Look forward to the possibility of rain, by having some candid shots behind a pretty parasol, and you and your
groom sporting some good old gumboots.
All in White
OLD: English bridesmaids wear wedding dresses very much like the bride’s, so she cannot be singled out by any jealous
evil wishers, who might curse her for her happiness.
NEW: This trend has definitely been popular in the last few months; where the entire bridal party is dressed in white,
this is particularly lovely when the bridesmaids all select a similar style, but no two dresses are alike. For a less forced look
have the dresses bought off the rack from a popular local designer.
Lucky Charm
OLD: Brides sew a good luck charm, such as the silver horseshoe of royal British brides, to the hem of their wedding
dresses. Old English tradition also calls for the bride to carry a horseshoe, streaming with ribbons, for good luck.
NEW: Spread the luck, and tie little silver charms to your guests’ napkins.
Layer Cake
OLD: Traditional English wedding cake is a fruitcake, usually made with raisins, ground almonds, cherries and marzipan.
The top layer of the wedding cake is called the “christening cake” which the couple saves for the baptism of their first
child.
NEW: Instead of the cake being saved for the christening, purchase a cake topper that can be used for all future family
functions, make your own custom painted wooden dolls (see our handmade weddings article) or a silver monogramme
letter with crystal detail in the initial of your surname.
scones
DIRECTIONS
INGREDIENTS Preheat oven to 220 degrees C. Line a baking sheet with
2 cups all-purpose flour parchment paper. Sift the flour, cream of tartar, baking soda and
1 teaspoon cream of tartar salt into a bowl. Rub in the butter until the mixture resembles
1/2 teaspoon baking soda fine breadcrumbs. Stir in the sugar and enough milk to mix to
1 pinch salt a soft dough.Turn onto a floured surface, knead lightly and roll
1/4 cup margarine out to a 2cm thickness. Cut into 5cm rounds and place on the
1/8 cup white sugar prepared baking sheet. Brush with milk to glaze.
1/2 cup milk Bake for 10 minutes then cool on a wire rack. Serve with butter
2 tablespoons milk or clotted cream and strawberry jam.
Cupcake Wrappers and

Toppers
50 cupcake cases with
pretty scalloped edges and
24 card cake toppers in 4
designs.
R60 a pack
Paper Bowls
4 paper bowls in different
designs. Share your party
crisps and snacks with
friends and neighbours.
R50 for 4
aroseisa
rose
IN GOOD HANDS
Florists worldwide are sure to have a

heart attack when they see this DIY
version of the rose bouquet spotted over
at Kiss The Groom. We are sure we
broke every cardinal floristry rule, but
figure it looks just as good, and it only
has to last a day afterall!
MATERIALS
5 Large Red Roses
Glue Gun with Glue
Scissors
Cotton wool
Florist’s Green Tape
DIRECTIONS
1. Heat up your glue gun.
2. Trim roses of all leaves, and cut
stems off, except for one being the
best rose which is to form the centre
rose of the bouquet.
3. Using scissors cut off the green base
of the flower, and then gently pluck all
the petals off the rose. Discard any petals that are small or have brown spots or edges.
4. Turn the rose upside down and add hot glue to the base of the rose, then stick on the petals.
Repeat this step multiple times slowly working your way all around the base of the rose. To create
a big rose, half way through you will start gluing your rose petals to the other petals centre as
opposed to the centre of the arrangement.
5. For the stem, make a handle by wrapping around cottonwool covered in green florists tape.
what’s in a name?
that which we call a rose
by any other name would
smell as sweet.
JULIET from Romeo & Juliet
by William Shakespeare
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