Use tiki torches to provide festive lighting for an evening wedding reception. Utilize tiki torches to hold flower arrangements for a daytime wedding. Remove the fuel holder from the tiki torch and fill the torch with fresh or silk flower stems. Drape chiffon fabric between tiki torches to create aisles or section off areas of the reception. Tie lightweight fabric to tiki torches to create decorative impact in the reception space. Because table centerpieces are highly visible, they are an ideal way to carry out a Hawaiian theme. Decorate tables with pineapples and other tropical fruit. Place tropical fruit into large glass containers for easy and colorful centerpieces. Create centerpieces from tropical flowers. Use flesh blooms from tropical flowers, such as plumeria and orchids, to create a fragrant and dramatic centerpiece. Add tropical greenery to fill out centerpieces. If fresh blooms are too expensive, consider silk blooms. Decorate with Hawaiian figurines. Consider figurines of Hawaiian couples kissing or even dashboard hula wigglers for centerpieces with personality. Create centerpieces from coconut shells or bamboo. For evening luaus, place candles in coconut shells or bamboo stalks to create centerpieces that also illuminate the table. Rather than serve macadamia nuts and other small items in traditional bowls and platter, use large sea shells. Smaller shells or coconut shells can be used to hold condiments or silverware. Wrap grass skirts around the edges of serving tables to create a Hawaiian feel to the reception space.

Summary: Decorate the reception area with tiki torches. Provide Hawaiian table centerpieces. Decorate the food, buffet and bar table.

Try to hang up as many of your clothes as you can. This will make it easier for you to find your clothes and to conserve space. You should not only hang up your clothes, but you should also organize them in a particular way so you can easily find them whenever you need to. Here are some ways to organize the clothes you hang up: Organize your clothes by season. If you've stored away some of your seasonal clothes, organize your clothes by season just for half the year. If it's summer, hang up your summer clothes first, followed by your fall clothes. Organize your clothes by type. You can separate your tank tops, shirts, pants, skirts, and dresses. Organize your work and casual clothes. Separate your work clothes from your casual clothes so you can easily get dressed for work in the morning. Organize your clothes by how often you wear them. You can choose any method of organization, but hang up a few key items, like your favorite hoodie or the pair of jeans you wear all the time, in the most accessible place. If you really want to step it up a notch, you can use differently colored hangers to mark a different type of clothing. For example, you can hang your tops on pink hangers, or your work clothes on green hangers. Colour code your clothes. example in rainbow colours You can also think about installing another pole to hang up your additional clothes. Once you've hung up all of the clothes fit on your pole, you should find other parts of the closet to store the rest of your clothes. The clothes that you put in the bins should be used less frequently than the clothes you hang up, or they should be clothes that don't need to be hung up, like your workout clothes. Here are a few ideas: Don't waste the space under your hanging clothes. Put a few plastic bins of clothes under the hanging clothing. If you have room for a dresser, consider putting one in your closet. It will save you time and space. Consider installing a closet organizer to find a more efficient way to store your remaining clothes. If you have overhead space, make the most of it. Use it to store bulky sweaters, sweats, and other items that are thick and easy to spot. Your shoes may take up a lot of the space in your closet, so once you've chosen which shoes you will keep, it's important to make the most of your space by storing them in the most organized and efficient manner. Here are some ways to organize the shoes in your closet: Organize them by type. Separate your dress shoes, sandals, and boots. Organize them by how often you wear them. Keep your favorite pair of boots, flip-flops, or sneakers in the place with the easiest access. Invest in a shoe rack to place on the floor of your closet. This will make it much easier to find the pair of shoes you want. Try storing your shoes in your overhead space. This is another easy way to save space. If your closet has a door that opens instead of a sliding door, consider getting a hanging shoe rack. If you have a front hall closet, consider putting the shoes you wear the most often there instead to save space in your personal closet.

Summary: Hang up your clothes and organize them. Put additional clothes in other parts of your closet. Organize your shoes.

If you have a large garden, you can even keep the arch there after the wedding as a permanent feature. If the decorations on the arch don't fit your garden's design, you can replace them with trailing plants or vegetables. You can buy a wedding arch from stores that specialize in wedding decorations. You can also find them online. You can buy a wooden trellis that is large enough for what you envision. They are also an option for those who don't have a lot of room in their homes or gardens to store the arch after the wedding. You can typically rent them from the same places that you rent tables and chairs for events. How far in advance you rent the arch depends on the place you are renting it from. Most places will rent it for the same length of time as the tables and chairs. How much the arch costs depends on the rental company, how plain or fancy it is, and how long you are renting it for. Some places will already have an arch that you can decorate. Keep in mind that the decorations cannot be permanent. For example, you would not be able to paint the arch or glue items to it. Some venues may also charge you extra for using their arch. if you're feeling crafty. This project can get expensive, depending on what materials you use. It can also take a long time, so it would be a good idea to start early. The arch can be as fancy or as simple as you want it to be. A basic, wooden trellis-like design would fit most wedding themes, however. Bamboo sticks are great for a delicate-looking lightweight arch. You can buy them in garden supply shops and craft stores. Tree branches are great for a rustic arch. They are free if you can find them in your garden or a forest. The last thing you want on your big day is for the arch to topple over because someone bumped into it or a strong, unexpected gust of wind blew it over. If your arch did not come with some sort of anchor, you will need to buy or make one yourself. A metal bucket filled with rocks, gravel, or sand will offer you plenty of support. Place each of the arches legs into a bucket, then fill each bucket with sand, gravel, rocks, etc. This is temporary and great for rental arches. For a sturdier support, fill the buckets with quick-setting cement instead. Note that this is permanent and should not be done on rental arches.
Summary: Buy the arch if you have a larger budget. Rent an arch if you are on a smaller budget. Check with the venue if you are on a tight budget. Build a wedding arch Make sure that the arch is anchored.