Do You Know What This Equipment Is Called? 4 Essential Terms to Know for a Garden Wedding

2018.08.01 published

Garden Wedding is Wonderful ♡

A wedding held in a garden is fantastic with its rich greenery and natural, warm atmosphere ♡

Some brides say,

"I wanted a garden wedding, so I looked for a wedding venue with a garden."

While others might say,

"I chose a wedding venue that had a garden and decided to use it for some of the events."

I believe there are different experiences for each bride＊

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Important Garden Terms You Should Know!

If you are considering having a garden wedding,

it's best to know the basic terms related to the facilities and equipment typically found in gardens＊

Many of the facilities and equipment found in gardens of wedding venues and estates originated from Europe,

and they often have names that are not very familiar to Japanese people.

So even if planners explain, "This gazebo is..." or "This carillon is...",

you might end up in a situation where both partners are left wondering, "What is that?"...

Therefore, in this article, I've compiled a list of essential terms you should know if you're planning a garden wedding＊

① Conservatory

A conservatory originally referred to a glass-enclosed greenhouse created in Europe for storing fruits and plants.＊

Nowadays, it refers to a glass-enclosed space between a room and a garden.

Since it's indoors, temperature control is possible, but the natural light that comes in makes it very bright, providing a feeling of being outdoors ♡

② Gazebo

You may have seen a gazebo, which is a retro-style structure resembling a birdcage.＊

In parks and hotels, they often serve as rest areas with benches,

but in wedding venues, the gazebo is typically decorated splendidly with flowers and vines, making it a popular photo spot ♡

By the way, in Greek, it means "a place close to the sky" or "the closest place to the angels," which is a lovely sentiment ♩

③ Carillon

A carillon is a general term for the bells installed in chapels or gardens.＊

It refers to the bells that the newlyweds ring during the ceremony when they say, "Please ring the blessing bells!" ♩

④ Patio

Patio originally means courtyard or backyard in Spanish.＊

Now, it seems that the term patio encompasses all outdoor spaces associated with a building.

Therefore, the patio at a wedding venue is the place where various outdoor activities take place, such as the ceremony, balloon releases, and dessert buffets ♡

Let's Have a Wonderful Garden Wedding ♡

The gardens of wedding venues often have various facilities and equipment with somewhat challenging names,

but the four items mentioned this time are definitely worth knowing＊

By skillfully utilizing a variety of facilities and equipment, let's create a beautiful and happy garden wedding ♡

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