The romantically rustic style that Sean & Lydia chose complimented the setting and beautiful romantic autumn colours of the bridal party.

There were 12 round tables covered in white linen with the centerpiece beginning with an authentic natural wooden ring. The glass mason jar that was placed on top was tied with natural twine and contained copper seed lights and dried pink, purple, and blue hydrangeas that Lydia dried herself from her mother's garden. Fresh gypsophila, lavender, and limonium were also added to give another dimension to the arrangements. The wooden ring was then surrounded by fresh ivy that came from the family batch in Fairlie intertwined with fairy lights. White wooden block numbers completed the look.

A natural calico napkin was folded onto the plate which was set with the sprig of rosemary and lavender tied with twine. There was also a special packet of mints that were customised for Sean and Lydia's special day and a plaster of paris love heart made by Lydia for each of the guests to take home.