During the Covid - 19 pandemic, couples have had to find new ways to celebrate their wedding. For example, masks with customised embroidery have become a trend, providing a nice memento of the celebration. Instead of 6-12 people, smaller groups of 2-5 guests have been favoured, so that parties can maintain a safe distance. Handheld bottles have also become a familiar things at wedding receptions.

More and more couples want their celebration to be a holistic experience for their guests that will be remembered for a long time. That's why, for example, various performers and other show elements, elaborate decorations and customised gifts are more the rule than the exception.

Old solid wood products stand the test of time and renewal better than modern chipboard products. When you buy old, high-quality wood, you can treat it to eliminate the imperfections of time. One of the characteristics of wood is that it lives over time, for better or worse. Sanding, varnishing, waxing and painting are all measures that extend the life of wooden furniture. So solid wood is more durable and environmentally friendly than cheaper alternatives, and it's worth investing in. So the effort is sure to pay off if you can save your old quality furniture for reuse!

A professional can get the job well done, but it's also possible for the average person to get good results. Work requires time and neatness so the result will be good and lasting. Pay particular attention to cleaning and sanding all surfaces before painting. High quality materials are the key to success, so check beforehand the suitability of them for the surfaces you choose. Note : choose a water-based coating for furniture. At Eco Decor, we used Teknos Futura Aqua 40 semi-gloss paint.