Hi everyone !


Welcome to my blog which means that you know my name is Leona and furthermore you know the products and services I provide.

Well that's enough of the formalities.

I asked a friend of mine"what's a blog ?"

She told me a blog is an informal diary with random thoughts and ideas both written and in photographic form, in this case linked to Posh Chair Covers and Bows.

Seem's straightforward enough.

I then looked at other blog's and decided i didn't want to fall into the trap as others have of the blog solely becoming a platform for self promotion.
I noticed that sometimes people take themselves far too seriously !

I did have a few reservations about the blog, such as putting our new ideas up for others to copy, but everything comes with a downside and as someone once said "copied but never surpassed".
Come on people have a bit originality ( you know who you are).

I was also thinking of doing a feature every now and again of specialist suppliers that we work closely with to open the subject matter up a bit.

Hopefully as we progress it will be informative and heaven forbid a bit of fun !

So without further ado...................


Wednesday 29 May 2013

Update On The Hessian Sashes @ Wynyard Hall

If you re-call back in September we posted about Hessian sashes.


As a follow up on this we did our first Wedding with Hessian sashes @ Wynyard Hall.



Watch this space I'm sure others will follow.

Update on the update.

As predicted hessian is being used by a number of chair cover companies and one has even gone so far as trim it with lace wonder where they got that unique idea!?

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Posted by Unknown at Wednesday, May 29, 2013

The Story Of The Wish Tree @ Wynyard Hall

A wonderful Dutch custom that can be substituted for the guest book is to create a wedding "wish tree." At the reception a beautiful tree branch is placed next to the bride and groom's table, and paper leaves attached to pieces of colorful ribbon are placed at each guest's place setting. Guests write their special wish for the happy couple on their leaves, which the bride and groom can then read and hang on the tree.


We have combined the wish tree with the good old British Post Box. 




Posted by Unknown at Wednesday, May 29, 2013
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