If you love the outdoors but don't want the risk of soggy guests and frizzy hair, you have to have a nosy at some teepee weddings. Teepees offer the perfect combination of rustic and cosy but serve as a blank canvas for any theme or style. In the colder months your guests can warm up by the fire with a mulled wine and on sunny days you can open up the side to let the outdoors in!

Stunning Tents have kindly shared some gorgeous images from Alan Law Photography to give you a little inspiration if you're considering a teepee or marquee wedding. Joss and Fergus certainly weren't afraid to get creative and their décor was truly stunning. Although it was late October, this lovely pair chose to channel the tropics with zingy foliage-filled arrangements, mini palm trees and cocktails!

It's pretty clear they were absolutely buzzing about their special day as here's what they had to say...

"If you're looking for a party / wedding tent with a difference, just book Stunning Tents and don't think twice. Their ability to think of unique setups for your space, their range of beautiful finishing touches to make it all look amazing and their effortless attention to detail and positivity were just amazing. They were seamless, super calm, super professional and with tents / accessories / ideas that made our wedding beyond our dreams. We compared extensively with other suppliers on costs, range and also willingness to create a custom solution and they were hands down exceptional on all fronts. Book them now!" 

Teepee - Stunning Tents
Catering - Carte Blanche
Photographer - Alan Law Photography
Photo Booth - Hello Booth
Band - Turn It Up

We loved the flexibility of the venue to be able to choose the caterers we liked from their recommended suppliers, and to be able to bring our own drinks during the day. Lewis’ Dad brews his own beer and brew us special beers for our wedding (all named after Lewis’ favourite songs). It was a really personal touch to the day.
Our caterers were The Great Food Company. They served really delicious canapes with the welcome drinks. We had Pimms with vintage straws as well as the beer Lewis’ Dad brewed. The Great Food Company were able to provide sharing food for our meal, rather than a formal dinner – but the quality of the food was amazing. We had Italian charcuterie boards for starters, platters with different barbecue foods for main and a lovely lemon tart for pudding. Sharing the food really got conversation going for our guests – even on tables where people didn’t know each other.

If budgeting is important (which it was for us) create a spreadsheet to keep track o
f costs. We updated it with everything – even the smallest things like decorations/craft materials. It’s surprising how quickly things rack up! Look for decorations on ebay – you can find the same things for a more reasonable price than in the shops (I even saved money on the patterned craft paper for my homemade mobile). Make some decorations yourself if you can / ask friends to help – everyone loved the homemade touches
Try not to stress – I was so worried about everything coming together, but on the day everyone wants the best for you and makes sure that it all runs smoothly.