What could be more romantic than a Shakespeare inspired Midsummer Night’s Dream wedding at The Swan at The Globe Theatre in London? During these difficult times when all weddings are on pause, we’ve been reminiscing about some of the most creative weddings and venues we been lucky enough to work on starting with The Globe Theatre, London.
The Globe Theatre
Kristin and Christopher recreated the passion and joyfulness of A Midsummer Night’s Dream for their intimate wedding reception. Views of The Globe Theatre and a balcony backdrop of the river Thames, were perfect for their ‘dream like’ wedding.
Midsummer Night’s Dream Wedding Inspired Flowers
Working closely with their florist (Hybrid Flowers) we created a rich, striking sugar flower centrepiece surrounded by delicious fresh fruit and fresh flowers. A real feast for your eyes…you could almost imagine Titania and Oberon’s presence!
Centre of Attention
This display was truly the perfect example of ignoring the traditional wedding cake stuck in the corner. Their cake really was front and centre at all times! It’s fantastic when a couple really considers where they believe their wedding cake should be displayed. Your wedding cake is likely to be the most expensive cake that you’ll ever invest in, so you want every one of your guests to see and appreciate your design.
The joy and decadence of A Midsummer Night’s Dream shone through their whole day with all of their personal touches.
It was such a pleasure to work at The Swan at The Globe. We cannot wait to deliver there again, when weddings are allowed once more.
Venue featured: The Swan at The Globe Theatre, London; The Globe Theatre, London
Photos: Bluebell Kitchen
We are Erica and Charlie Bell, a mother-daughter team creating breathtaking cakes and macarons from our studio in Maidstone, Kent. We love nothing more than getting to know our couples, creating distinctive designs that are inventive and imaginative – one-of-a-kind cakes that are designed down to the very last (sugar) detail. Creating cakes for couples where ordinary isn’t an option.
