Ceremony Lighting

Re: Ceremony Lighting

• ThatGilmoreGirl member

  

  September 2015

  This is the Barn

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• pinupbride6189 member

  

  September 2015

  You could string some bistro lights up across the rafters. Or maybe paper lanterns.

  
  

  
  

  

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• ThatGilmoreGirl member

  

  September 2015

  We are doing the patio lights at the reception

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• spockforprez member

  

  September 2015

  My SIL did a wall of Christmas lights behind tulle at her barn wedding. They hung down in straight lines and the tulle hid the lights so that it was still bright, but had a nice, soft, gauzy effect rather than obvious green/white wires and such. I will find and post a photo for you.

  
  

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• spockforprez member

  

  September 2015

  Here it is. I thought it was lovely!

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• MesmrEwe member

  

  September 2015

  Since you're NAF on the Christmas light idea... 

  Halogen lights hooked on the rafters would be an easy solution, however they'd have potential to create a fire hazard...  If you're just looking for lighting in general, I'd get heat lamps (because of the clip) but would just put an LED flood bulb into them..  It's not going to look as "pretty" but it'll be "what you'd see in a barn"... Or you could use twine to hang heat lamp with LED bulbs down from the ceiling like you'd see in a chicken/turkey coop...

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• blueeyedkat member

  

  September 2015

  So, here's the question, where are the outlets? 

  
  
  

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• MesmrEwe member

  

  September 2015

  blueeyedkat said:

  So, here's the question, where are the outlets? 

  
  

  LOL - I can't hear you over the sounds of the generator!!!!!! jk!
  

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• blueeyedkat member

  

  September 2015

  MesmrEwe said:

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  blueeyedkat said:

  So, here's the question, where are the outlets? 

  
  

  LOL - I can't hear you over the sounds of the generator!!!!!! jk!
  

  
  

  I then vote to have an "in the dark" experience, but make sure that your tables all have glowsticks in vases as the "lights"...that'd be one memorable wedding. And glow necklaces for individuals, so that once the music is on, people don't bump into each other. 

  
  
  

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