Do you have your heart set on throwing a themed prom? Go for it. You will have to put a little more effort into the Cheap Prom Dresses 2013, but once you see your guests oohing and aahing over the charming prom dresses, the ornate headpieces, and the whimsical props, you will feel the hard work is all worth it.
Look the part as may be expected, the bridal gown should go the whole nine yards style. You may have to try a bazillion of prom dresses to find one that could remotely pass for a gown. But remember, if worse comes to worst and you find nothing that fits, you can always grab any of those pristine white, lacy prom dresses most bridal shops carry and simply dump a bouquet of flowers on your head.
Don forget to throw in some herbs in your floral crown and I mean some, not your entire kitchen stock of herbs. And while you re at it, toss in some twigs, too. The pointing is not to make your head look like something a bird would nest on. The point is to lend authenticity to what would have otherwise been plain prom dresses that every bride would wear. Ideally, though, themed prom dresses should be made of velvet or silk, with silver or golden embroidery. Don forget to braid your hair or curl it.
As for the groom, make sure his costume complements yours. Laced vests and tunics are only some of your options; there are more, but you will both be better off bringing him with you to the bridal shop so he can pick out what he would be most comfortable wearing. If you can have your prom in a stone castle, a tudor styled hotel, or any place with Gothic looking stones and stained glasses read: cathedral, your nearest bet is a vineyard or a garden. You can rent a machine to create well timed fogs; and you can festoon the walls, chairs, or the prom arch with ivy.
Don forget to put red, orange, and yellow flowers in wicker mini baskets. Use wooden candle holders and white or dark red candles, too. The colors will complement prom dresses not just the bride superbly while the baskets, flowers, and candles will give the place a rustic look. Invitations, favors, and the menu now, on to the nitty gritty. Keep the invitations simple. Use beige or ivory parchment paper, calligraphic font, and hot wax seals. As for the prom favors, you can give away a goblet placeholder set or a flute or photo frame with pewter finish.