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  Bird and Butterfly Decorations

  Dainty Victorian-era engravings of birds culled from a clip-art book and then color-photocopied become elegant winged messengers bearing tiny three-dimensional missives ...

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  The Country Bride: Garden Party

  A demure alternative to a veil, a horsehair hat provides relief from the sun on a bright day, and its wide brim can be easily folded back for cheek-to-cheek dancing. An ...
  

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  The Country Bride

  If your favorite song is performed by the birds and your favorite scent is that of fresh air, then a garden wedding is a natural choice. Sunshine and a profusion of flow...
  

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  The Country Bride: A Dappled Bower

  A mesh gown with pretty cap sleeves is worn with a crown of sweet peas. The delicate gold-and-pearl necklace mimics the detail of the gown's overlay.Below, the bride's b...
  

• Outdoor Weddings: The Perfect Place

  The first step, of course, is choosing a location. An outdoor venue can be as fancy as the gardens of an historic mansion or as rustic as a national park. Use your imagi...
  

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  Perfect Gowns for an Outdoor Wedding

  This gorgeous silk organza and feathered gown is ready to take flight. "Vuelo" by Manuel Mota, Pronovias New York; 212-897-63963.. Organza and Feathered Gown. "Madison" ...

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  Good Things for Spring Weddings

  Your tiniest attendants will positively bloom thanks to these posy-topped rice-paper parasols.. Posy Parasol. You've finally picked out the design, typography, color, an...

• Outdoor Weddings: All About Tents

  One foul-weather option is to arrange for a dinner tent, then put ceremony and cocktail tents on standby, says Steve Frost of Stamford Tent and Party Rental in Stamford,...
  

• Outdoor Weddings: On the Dance Floor

  A floor makes dancing more fun and comfortable for guests, and it will protect shoes and floor-length gowns from grass and dirt. Installing a dance floor is also importa...
  

• Outdoor Weddings: Don't Forget

  Here are a few more crucial details: Whether the site owner is the local parks department or your Uncle Bob, you'll need to ask about the location's facilities as well a...
  

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