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The marquee at Uplands House in High Wycombe is a fantastic blank canvas with plenty of scope for adding your own personal touches. We recently installed this lovely canopy of over a hundred paper lanterns, pom poms and honeycomb balls in mixed pinks and ivory. Also in the disco side of the marquee were clusters of coloured and colour-changing paper lanterns to add a splash of colour in the evening.

A simple, elegant scheme of warm golds was the order of the day at the Monks’ Barn. We combined a huge fairy light canopy in the main barn with gold uplighting and a pair of crystal chandeliers in the smaller barn. Whatever the weather, using all gold lighting gave the barn a fantastic warm glow. Magic!

Fairy lights are fantastic but if you’re looking for something a little different, festoon lighting is worth considering. It provides good ambient light and the larger bulbs are a stylish touch to suit country fayre, vintage and elegant weddings.

Here are some photos of our festoon light canopy with gold uplighting at a wedding in the beautiful Monk’s Barn in Hurley.

The Great Barn is part of the Manor Farm estate and dates from around 1280. At almost 40m long, and with 12 pillars this barn is one of the largest we’ve worked at. A stunning space.

The beautiful Tithe Barn at Great Foster’s, Egham is one of our favourite venues. Superb staff and a location steeped in history make this a polished and elegant choice for a wedding. The barn works brilliantly with fairy lights, which make the large space warmer and more intimate.

The Stables at Tewin Bury Farm is a gorgeous, intimate venue for smaller weddings. Lanterns and fairy lights took the cosy and intimate feel to a new level and complemented the bunting, lace sashes, tea cups and birdcages for this vintage barn wedding beautifully.