The use of illuminated letters at weddings has become hugely popular in recent years, and not just weddings either, as other parties, such as birthdays and corporate events, also make good use of them, with the versatility of being able to spell out various names or messages creating lots of options and creating a great focal point.
Not only can they be used in different types of parties, but also in different settings. Let’s face it, who doesn’t like things all lit up and pretty, whether it’s the Christmas light trails here in Kent or Blackpool Illuminations for those taking a trip up north?
Of course, Blackpool Illuminations really gets going in the autumn and this is something worth thinking about if your wedding is happening in the later months of the year. After all, autumn and winter are famous for the ways we separate the light from the dark, from Halloween lanterns and fireworks on November 5th to Christmas lights.
By late September, the nights will be shorter than the days once again, so if you are getting married then or later, the sun won’t be shining brightly in the sky as you arrive at the reception and it will be dark long before it is time for the first dance.
In such darker conditions, illuminated letters will stand out even more. After all, while they might look good outdoors on the patio in the twilight of a late summer evening, they will stand out even more on a darker autumn night.
Plenty of brides (and grooms) have testified to their great experience of using lit-up letters in this way, with the letters providing such a compelling and enchanting sight. If this is true at any time, how much more than on a night when light and warmth offer such a contrast with the growing cold and dark of the changing seasons?