Linoto has officially entered the wedding canopy business…Well, perhaps the business remains unofficial, but earlier this month our very first stunning linen and lace wedding canopy (called a Chuppah in Jewish tradition) served as the centerpiece at the Linder/Fannin wedding in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.
A Chuppah serves as a symbolic representation of the home a bride and groom will make together as they stand beneath it to recite their vows. The significance of the four open sides represents an extended invitation into it to family and friends.
We are admittedly proud that the sun did its glorious part to alight the fabric and gently illuminate the faces of the happy bride and groom.
Wedding goers expressed their great approval with the white pompom trim and the floral motif eyelet. We at Linoto relished the praise and agreed that our handmade canopy looked exquisite set on four of nature’s finest white birch poles.
We wish the couple a lifetime of beauty and happiness.
For more information about Linoto's wedding canopies please contact support@linoto.com.
What a brilliant idea. Now was it used so that you could block the sun out of your faces at the last moment or was it the choice of the bride and groom to use it. I do like the simplicity of it but it gives that special touch that you are looking for on your special day.
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