Hang them from guests' ceremony chairs, dangle them from trees (if you're getting married outdoors) or create a multi-ribbon "curtain" at your altar spot. If your wedding will take place in spring or summer, citrus shades in orange, yellow, green, and pink could be complementary. For fall, you might choose deeper, richer shades like red and gold.
Plus, check out 25 Romantic Wedding Décor Ideas for more inspiration!
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Tip of the Day: Opt for a pair of wedding shoes that you know you can wear again. Instead of sticking to a white heel, go for a classic nude pump or a metallic slingback pair. You'll love remembering your big day each time you slip them on.
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Mirrors are a glamorous way to display your favorite lyrics or quotes at your ceremony or reception.
Tip of the Day: "You could use pretty hair crowns or — my favorite — a modern take on a vintage arm 'bracelet' of orchids, tied with long, thin ribbons and worn on the wrist or upper arm. I always prefer fresh flowers, but high-quality silk or other handmade materials could work too," says Karen Bussen, author of the Simple Stunning Weddings series and exclusive wedding designer for Palladium Hotels and Resorts.
Plus, check out 25 Creative Ways to Use Flowers in Your Wedding.
Floral crowns and flower girls are a match made in heaven.
Tip of the Day: If you don't want your flower girl to sprinkle roses, toss confetti, or blow bubbles at the beginning of your ceremony, have your ring bearer and flower girl hold hands and smile during their walk. This will take the pressure off the little ones and keep your aisle the way you want it.
Plus, check out 50 Adorable Ideas for Your Flower Girl & Ring Bearer.
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