Heaton House Farm looked stunning surrounded by a blanket of rich seasonal colours and inside, the venue looked spectacular! From the stylish gold charger plates to the gold trimmed glasses provided by our friends at Whitehouse Crockery, the tables looked the epitome of Autumn style.
We served a delicious pork belly dish and a crisp and golden crackling.
Add to that some gold star service and you have an event that is simply dazzling!
Friends of Vanilla in Allseasons, Melody Corporation are suppliers of quality marquees in Cheshire, Manchester, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Chester and North Wales.
The company were founded 25 years ago by Agostino Fabrizio and are a small family run business that prides itself on delivering a quality service to customers. They have experienced continued steady growth over the years, diversifying when necessary to meet clients’ demands and expectations. Making them large enough to cope, yet small enough to care about each function or event.
Melody Corporation, in addition to marquee hire, offer other products and services to help your event or celebration run as smoothly as possible. Providing the complete package for all occasions, including tables, chairs, lounge furniture, lighting, power distribution, dance floors, bars, generators, toilets, caterers, outdoor lighting, plus much more.
They promise to look at each of their clients as a long term relationship rather than a one-off project. They aim to build on that relationship, and continue to offer a service that goes beyond expectations.
For more information or for enquiries, visit their website.
Themed weddings are becoming vastly popular as they are great ways to express you and your partner’s personality and interests.
Last weekend we catered for a retro Rock’N’Roll wedding that was held at the bespoke wedding venue, Heaton House Farm, which is set on the border between Cheshire and Staffordshire.
The venue was decorated in monochrome and featured cute ideas that added to the music theme of the event.
It included a tiered tower made from different sized records that held wedding favours and dried flower confetti. The wedding favours included nostalgic sweets like Liquorice Allsorts and everyone’s favourite Swizzel-Matlows.
Tables were named after the bride and grooms favourite bands, like The Stone Roses and a ‘Little Black Book of Set Lists’ was featured on each table for guests to share their favourite songs and artists.
Outside were these giant hay bales dressed as a bride and groom dubbed Mr and Mrs Hay that have been a feature at many of the Heaton House Farm weddings over the summer.
For more information on Heaton House and the events they organise, visit the website.
