Rhiannon planned her wedding with peacock feathers playing an integral part. Feathers are placed in the bouquets and centerpieces and used as accents around the cocktail hour. 

Rhiannon and John  
Love Birds
the Mill -Spring Lake
In Greek mythology, the peacock is a symbol of Hera, the
goddess married to Zeus, who herself represented marriage.
Myth has the peacock representing fidelity, as it dies of grief,
 or remains single, if it loses its mate.

A beautiful summer ceremony takes place on the lake at the
Mill in Spring Lake Heights.

Above, Rhiannon's bouquet of hydrangea, peonies and roses was accented with ivory feathers. 

The maids bouquets made of hydrangea, lisianthus, roses and delphinium are accented with peacock feathers.

Stepping off the trolley that brought Rhiannon and her Dad to the ceremony site along with the bridal party.

 
With music written by John for their
wedding day, petal cones made from
the sheet music dedicated to Rhiannon
are hung from each chair.

Wreaths of hydrangea
are hung on shepherd
 hooks to mark the
 honorary rows
for the parents.

A garland full of hydrangea is wrapped around the gazebo.

Fans, programs, and tears of joy tissues are placed in beautiful
containers while cool beverages are ready for guests to enjoy.

The sweetheart table and centerpieces of hydrangea, stock, delphinium are accented with feathers and table numbers with the peacock design guide guests to their tables.