The place where you exchange your vows should be absolutely beautiful and timeless just like your promises of love! There are countless ways to decorate your wedding altar, but you can’t go wrong with the classic look! Here are some romantic wedding altar designs that never cease to amaze us!

Classic Beauty

Credits (from the top, left to right): Jimena Roquero / Samuel Lippke Studios / Triple Cord Photography / Turtle Pond

Utterly Romantic

Credits (from the top, left to right): Creations by Gitta / Lighted Pixels Photography / Keren Lynn Photography / Blush Sunshine Travel / Luke and Cat Photography / Tamiz Photography

Chapel & Castle Altar

Credits (from the top, left to right): Natalie Franke / One and Only Paris Photography / Christian Oth / Steve Steinhardt / Primarrie Church / Virgin Road / Table 4 Weddings

Botanical

Credits (from the top, left to right): Axioo / Elizabeth Messina / Krystal Mann Photography / Marisa Holmes Photographer / Axioo / Yitzhak Dalal Photographer / Nisie’s Enchanted Florist

Modern design says less is more! With the incredible number of flowers out there, it can be difficult to choose which blooms to include in your bridal bouquet arrangement. If simplicity and minimalism is your style, or if you already have a favorite flower in mind, why not try a bouquet featuring only one single type of flower? Sometimes simplicity makes the strongest statement and really adds a modern touch for your walk down the aisle!

Single Type

Credits (from the top, left to right): Michelle Lange / Michelle Lange / Candice Benjamin / Bradley James Photography / Elizabeth Messina / Evan Hunt / Mi Belle / Elizabeth Messina

Single Stem

Credits (from the top, left to right): Jodi Miller / Anna Rosa / Elizabeth Messina Photography / Buffy Dekmar / Picotte Weddings / Jose Villa

Your dance floor is where the magic happens and the perfect canvas to do a little creative work. You can go all out with customized flooring, or keep it simple with above the floor hanging décor to transform any space into a dance party.  Here are some lovely ideas to get you inspired!

Hanging lights

Credits (from top left): Ken Kienow Photography / Aaron Courter Photography / Millie Holloman / Wild Whim Design + Photography / Picotte Photography / Sabine Scherer Photography / Adeline & Grace Photography / Magda Lukas

Above the floor draping

Credits (from top left): Harwell Photography / Jonathan Young / Leo Patrone Photography

On the Floor – Contemporary custom dance floor

Credits (from top left): Laura Negri Photography / Steve Steinhardt Photography / Simone & Martin Photography / KT Merry / Theo Milo Photography / We Love Pictures

Creative designs above the floor

Credits (from top left): Ikonica / Anna Naphtali Photography / Jon Schaaf Photography / Richelle Dante Photography / Gabriel Ryan Photographers

Instead of the traditional tightly tied round bouquet, why not consider a much wilder approach to create the fresh, just picked look? The organic hand-tied loose bouquets have gained popularity over recent years. Every arrangement is different and you simply can’t go wrong with something uniquely yours! Join us as we share some of our favorite loose bouquet arrangements!

Passionate

Credits (from the top, left to right): Michelle Boyd / Noonan’s Wine Country Designs (photo by Mirelle Carmichael) / Jessica Scott Photography / Jen Huang / Stephanie Sunderland Photography / Elisa Bricker / Sarah Dunn / Sarah Hannam

Pastel

Credits (from the top, left to right): Jen Huang / Kayla Barker Fine Art Photography / Mike Arick Photography  / Kristin La Voie Photography / KT Merry Photography

Pure White

Credits (from the top, left to right): Cluney Photo / Sarah Gawler / Danielle Capito Photography / Dominique Bader

Lighting is an essential element of wedding décor, and Chandeliers can transform any raw space into a magical setting! Whether it’s rustic or classic elegance, chandeliers are one of the most effective ways to elevate your decor. Be sure to check out these beautiful ideas below and get inspired!

Classic Chandelier

Credits (from the top, left to right): Adam Nyholt Photography / Artography / KT Merry Photography / Justin & Mary / SMS Photography / Green Door Photography / Sea Light Studios / Fete / Lovely Dream Wedding

Chandelier with Flowers

Credits (from the top, left to right): Christina Carroll Photography / Afloral / Ikonica / Megan Clouse Photography / Katie Stoops Photography / Juliet Elizabeth / Whitney Furst Photography

Creative & DIY Ideas

Credits (from the top, left to right): Hative / Tile Life Style / Foreveryday Photography / Mathieu Photo / Onelove Photography / Midwest Living / Hometalk / KT Merry / Erich McVey Photography / Emilia Jane Photography

Chandelier with Greenery

Credits (from the top, left to right): Martha Stewart Weddings / Kate Osborne / Sean Money + Elizabeth Fay / Amy Arrington Photography / Sherry Hammonds Photography / Virgil Bunao / White Lilac Inc / Clane Gessel Photography

Photography is definitely one of the most fun parts of any wedding, and what makes a photo session even better? The perfect backdrop that will impress your guests! If you are planning to have a photobooth at your wedding, luckily for you, you no longer need to stick to the generic backdrop. Here are some fun and creative ideas to get you started; these picks will keep the smiles coming all party long!

Fairytale Theme

Credits (from the top, left to right): Jessie Holloway / Axioo Photography / Shoot It Photography / Oh, Darling Photo / Pepper Nix Photography / Kelly Kollar / Axioo Photography

Guest DIY Chalk Backdrop

Credits (from the top, left to right): Bloem Hill / Aimee McAuley Photography / The Girl Creative / The Fete Blog / Lovegood Wedding and Event Rentals / CatKing Photography

Floral Backdrop

Credits (from the top, left to right): Elizabeth Messina / Lindsey Orton Photography / Elyse Hall Photography / Konstantin Semenikhin Photography / Harwell Photography / Dina Chmut Photography

Magical Lighting

Credits (from the top, left to right): Axioo Photography / Frances Photography / Heather Jowett / Mastin Studio / Benj Haisch

Styled Photo Area

Credits (from the top, left to right): Ooh! Events / Acres of Hope Photography / Mint Photography / Table 6 Productions / Bret Cole Photography

Creative Ideas

Credits (from the top, left to right): Eden Day Photography / My Big Day Company / Carina Skrobecki / The Bird & The Bear / Izzy Hudgins Photography / Adam Barnes / BHLDN / Anna Delores Photography

Natural Backdrop and Greenery

Credits (from the top, left to right): Caroline Tran / Leo Patrone / Corey Potter Photographer / KT Merry Photography / Redfield Photography

Lettering

Credits (from the top, left to right): The Bird & The Bear / Anna Rosell / Ed Peers / Amanda Watson / Babb Photo

Unconventional variation with a romantic twist is the top recurring theme this season. When it comes to bridal bouquets, we especially love the organic, artistic look, something unpredictable and out-of-the-ordinary that cannot be easily duplicated; something that illustrates romance in an effortless, creative way. If you are like us, you will fall in love with these beautiful floral designs below!

Pure Elegance

Credits (from the top, left to right): Amy Osaba (photo by Rylee Hitchner) / Our Labor of Love / Melanie Duerkopp / The Great Romance / When He Found Her / Ryan Ray Photography

Sweet Pink

Credits (from the top, left to right): KT Merry / Ashley Kelemen / Exquisitrie By Kelly Sauer / Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Taylor and Porter Photographs) / Jenny Sun Photography / Kayla Barker Fine Art Photography / Kristen Kilpatrick

Tangerine & Yellow

Credits (from the top, left to right): Daniel Kim Photography / Ray Kang / Kurt Boomer Photo / Salpua (photo by Kina Wicks Photography)

Wedding markers add serious style to your ceremony and show your efforts to make the scene memorable. They not only help define the space, but also reflect your style and wedding theme. As elaborate as a gorgeous floral arrangement and as simple as a DIY pedestal design, aisle markers are details you don’t want to miss in your wedding planning process. Here are some beautiful ideas to get you inspired!

Chair Decoration

Credits (from top left): Volatile Photography / Bryan N Miller Photography / Gina Cristine Photography / The Nickersons / Rebecca Arthurs Photography / We Heart Photography / TAPESTRY WEDDING AND EVENTS

Special Message

Credits (from top left): Carmen Santorelli Photography / Bryan Rupp Photography / Austin Warnock / This Girl Nicole Photography / Sara & Rocky Photography / Crystal Stokes / Sara & Rocky Photography

Pedestal Flower Arrangements

Credits (from top left): Closer to Love Photography / Beloved Weddings / Tom Meinhold Photography / Fill In The Blank Weddings / Mirelle Carmichael Photography / Jana Williams Photography / Caroline Tran Photography / One Love Photo / Artstar by Laura Stone / Erik Ekroth

DIY Ideas

Credits (from top left): Elyse Hall Photography / Lauren Fair Photography / Lori Hashimoto on Pinterest / onelove Photography / Liz Maryann / John & Joseph Photography / Yvonne Wong / Ulmer Studios

Candle light & Lantern

Credits (from top left): Meredith Perdue / Bob & Dawn Davis Photography & Design / Melissa Schollaert Photography / Woodnote Photography / Lauren Fair Photography

Wedding Signs are the perfect way to add a personal and creative touch to wedding ceremonies and receptions.  The style of the signs can range from rustic to elegant to shabby chic, and they can be used as road signs, banners, labels, or even just fun photo props.

There is no limit to the shape, size, color, and style you can use.  They can be incredibly cute, and customized especially for you.  The wedding sign is a simple way to spell out your love, or anything that reflects the look and feel of your day. Let’s take a look at some wonderful wedding sign designs below and bring our creativity just a little further!

On the Road

Credits (from top left): Jillian Mitchell / Gillette Portraits / Paperlily Photography / a-ladys-findings / Michelle Johnson / Nadia Meli / The Wedding of My Dreams (UK) / Stewart Leishman Photography / Jesse Leake Photography / Brett Heidebrecht / A Bud & Beyond / Priscila Valentina

For Kids

Credits (from top left): Emily Steffen / Rhythm Photography / Simple Color / Blossom Tree Photography / onelove photography / Jemma Keech Photography / Avery House

Ceremony

Credits (from top left): Kyle Hale / Jonas Peterson / Aimee McAuley Photography / Casey Johnson / Lover of Weddings / Jose Valdez / Cameron Ingalls Photography / Anne Robert / Bryan Rupp Photography

Table Signs

Credits (from top left): Ruth Eileen Photography / Ruth Eileen Photography / Emily Weis Photography / Jose Villa Photography / 3 Little Finches / Lani Elias Fine Art Photography / BHLDN / lLa decoración de mis mesas / Elle G. Photography / Sowen Photography / Leila Brewster

Photo Props

Credits (from top left): Ryan Ray Photography / Little Retreats / Lisa Hessel Photography / Sara Norrehed Photography / Karen Christensen / Powerhouse Studios Photography / You’re That Girl Designs

If you are looking for an efficient way to dramatically transform your wedding venue , consider using drapery! Whether it’s an luxurious ball room wedding, a rustic barn nuptials, or a tented affair, drapery is a decorative element that makes a huge impact by transforming any simple space to an extraordinary affair. Popular ideas include ceiling canopies, room liners, backdrops, tent draping, and table / detail draping.  Can’t wait for actual examples? See for yourself in this gorgeous roundup!

Reception Decor

Credits (from the top, left to right): Amy Zaroff / Salwa Photography / onelove photography / Photography By Vanessa / onelove photography / Elizabeth Messina / Emily Blake Photography / Sacks Productions / Millie Holloman Photography

Ceremony Draping

Credits (from the top, left to right): Details Details Event Planning Company / Visual Cravings / Eliza & Elizabeth / Sarah Maren Photographers / Braun Photography / Samuel Lippke Studios

Table Draping

Credits (from the top, left to right): Jake Anderson / KT Merry / Kurt Boomer / Weddings Romantique / Deep Grey Photography / Jana Williams / RW Elephant / Elements Photography / MOBRIDE72

Lounge Decor

Credits (from the top, left to right): Atlantis / Dark Roux / Evonne Darren / Max Photo NY / Samuel Lippke Studios / IQ Photo

Outdoor weddings are romantic and beautiful, with natural beauty all around you lessening your need to decorate. Just a little decoration mixed with natural greens can create quite a remarkable scene. If you’re thinking about hosting an outdoor reception, we have some beautiful ideas to get you inspired!

Romantic Elegance

Credits (from the top and left to right): Bryce Covey Photography / Flowers Vasette / Jaimee Morse / Jose Villa Photography / KT Merry Photography / Marianne Wilson Photography / Tamiz Photography / Aaron Delesie Photography

Beach Reception

Credits (from the top and left to right): Ben Q. Photography / Sandals Resorts / Binary Flips / Jemma Keech / Krista A. Jones / Sara & Rocky Photography / The Studio B Photography / Jemma Keech

Night Reception

Credits (from the top and left to right): Raquel Reis / Teale Photography / Hello Miss Lovely / Frosted Pink Events / Matt Edge Wedding Photography / Emily Blake Photography / Natasja Kremers

Fun & Casual

Credits (from the top and left to right): Paige Jones Photography / Wendy Laurel / The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards / Photo by Louisa Bailey / Marisa Holmes

Ranunculus are sweet spring flowers with layers and layers of tissue-thin tightly wrapped petals. Ranunculus symbolize “unique radiant charm” and are available in a rainbow of colors. Although it is often overshadowed by roses, dahlias, and peonies, it is such a beautiful flower itself!  If you love Ranunculus much as we do, check out these beautiful wedding ideas incorporating the bloom!

Bouquets

Credits (from top and left to right): Shannon Michele Photography / Laura Ivanova Photography / Elizabeth Messina / Eve Photography / Irina Klimova Photography / Melissa Oholendt Photography / Ryan Ray Photography / Tanarah Luxe Floral / Laura Gordon Photography

Centerpiece

Credits (from top and left to right): Courtney Yee of Photoflood Studio / 7 Stylishhip Angelatony / Gossip Fashion Week / Colin Cowie Wedding / Madame Artisan Fleuriste (photo by Le Secret d’Audrey) / Martha Stewart / Oak and the Owl (photo by Chelsea Mitchell Photo)

Boutonniere

Credits (from top and left to right): Alea Lovely Photo + Video / Kristyn Hogan / Millie Holloman Photography / When He Found Her / Steep Street

Bridal Accessories

Credits (from top and left to right): Kay English / Jaqueline Shumate Photography / Mademoiselle Fiona Wedding Photography / Edyta Szyszlo Photography / Ksenia Milushkina Photography / Taylor Lord Photography / Rachwal Fine Art Photography / Bryce Covey Photography