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  Printed dresses — with pockets! — are the perfect level of formality for the occasion.

  Photo Credit: Jennifer Weems Photography

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  Attire

  This color palette fits in perfectly at a country wedding.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Attire

  Cowboy boots don't have to be brown; stand out by wearing a jewel tone.

  Photo Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography

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  Attire

  A country man is never fully dressed without a cowboy hat.

  Photo Credit: Christian Oth Studio

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  Attire

  Dress down your bridal party with cowboy boots and jeans; make your groom stand out by adding a blazer.

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Bouquet

  Sunflowers are a cheerful choice; add some lavender for contrast.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Bouquet

  The rustic bouquet is purposely imperfect. Choose an arrangement that looks like you could've plucked it right out of the garden.

  Photo Credit: Casey Durgin Photography

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  Bouquet

  Shades of white combined with loose greenery reflect the more laid-back vibe of a rustic wedding.

  Photo Credit: Two One Photography

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  Bouquet

  A bold arrangement of wildflowers lends rustic appeal.

  Photo Credit: Kathleen Hertel Photography

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  Bouquet

  Fun photo op — place your bouquets in your cowboy boots! 

  Photo Credit: Jennifer Weems Photography

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  Boutonnière

  Complete your groom's look with a succulent boutonnière combined with twigs and fresh leaves.

  Photo Credit: Stephanie N. Baker Photography

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  Bouquet

  Keep the stems of your wildflowers loose for a more relaxed vibe.

  Photo Credit: Three Nails Photography

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  Bouquet

  Instead of bouquets, give each bridesmaid a mini vase of baby's breath in a twine-wrapped Mason jar to carry down the aisle.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Cake

  Top your cake with a twine ball.

  Photo Credit: Andres Valenzuela Photography

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  Cake

  From the etched-in initials to the lovebird cake topper, this tree-inspired cake is a rustic dream.

  Photo Credit: Blue Dahlia Photography

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  Cake

  Wrap your cake with burlap, and top it with a vintage-inspired silhouette.

  Photo Credit: Amy Aiello Photography

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  Cake

  This pumpkin patch-inspired cake is especially fun for a fall wedding.

  Photo Credit: Ace Photography

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  Cake

  Deconstruct your cake and display individual tiers on multi-leveled tree trunk cake stands.

  Photo Credit: Joshua McCoy Photography

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  Dessert

  Display your dessert options on tree trunks.

  Photo Credit: Abby Rose Photo

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  Cake

  A tiered cookie cake is a wonderfully homespun take on the classic wedding dessert.

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Create a "cage" out of twigs, and decorate it with flowers, berries, and candles.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Raise your centerpieces above the table with towering branches, ferns, and moss.

  Photo Credit: Mel Barlow

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  Centerpieces

  Add a pop of color to a burlap-wrapped vessel with a personalized ribbon.

  Photo Credit: Crystal Image Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Stack burlap-wrapped Mason jars atop tree trunk slices.

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Keep it simple with blue Mason jars and contrasting flowers.

  Photo Credit: Claire Pacelli Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Encircle your arrangement of wildflowers and greenery with curved branches.

  Photo Credit: Kristine Paulsen Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Top a wooden box with an eclectic mix of bottles wrapped in twine and burlap.

  Photo Credit: Jennifer Weems Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Top your farm tables with flowers inside milk buckets.

  Photo Credit: Michael Kaal Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Wine bottles repurposed as table numbers pop against the neutral hues of the burlap table cloth and tree stump centerpiece.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Centerpieces

  Place your centerpieces in cowboy boots instead of vases.

  Photo Credit: Two One Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Nestle your rings in a bird's nest.

  Photo Credit: Kathleen Hertel Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Greet your guests with a chalkboard wedding menu propped up by bales of hay.

  Photo Credit: Amber Green Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Host your ceremony in front of an outdoor wedding chapel.

  Photo Credit: POPography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Decorate your aisle with burlap, lace, and baby's breath.

  Photo Credit: Claire Pacelli Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Tie your rings on a simple burlap pillow.

  Photo Credit: Douglas Benedict Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Bring the outdoors in with an ivy-covered wooden ceremony arch.

  Photo Credit: Andres Valenzuela Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  A single silk flower surrounded by moss makes the perfect ring pillow.

  Photo Credit: Andres Valenzuela Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Let your flower girl reflect your rustic vibe with a crown of ivy in her hair and a moss-covered basket to hold her petals.

  Photo Credit: Elmer Escobar Photography

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  Ceremony Ideas

  Give your flower girls a burlap-trimmed banner to introduce the bride.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Escort Cards

  Write each guest's name on a leaf.

  Photo Credit: CLB Photography

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  Escort Cards

  Use pine cones to hold your guests' table assignments.

  Photo Credit: Two One Photography

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  Escort Cards

  Attach your escort cards to cheerful billy balls, arranged in recycled wooden boxes topped with moss.

  Photo Credit: Choco Studio

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  Photo Inspiration

  Frame yourselves with a heart made of branches.

  Photo Credit: Two One Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Getting married on a farm? Take a stroll through the pastures.

  Photo Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  A picture-perfect photo on top of a roll of hay.

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  Photo Inspiration

  Recreate the infamous American Gothic painting.

  Photo Credit: POPography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Enjoy a quiet moment with your favorite animal.

  Photo Credit: Stephanie N. Baker Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Write out a message on a tree slice.

  Photo Credit: Amy Aiello Photography

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  Guest Book

  Recreate a tranquil farm scene with your guest book.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Favors

  Send each guest home with a handmade soap.

  Photo Credit: Laura Hernandez Photography

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  Transportation

  Make a memorable exit with a wheelbarrow!

  Photo Credit: Jessica Holley Photography

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  Transportation

  What could be more fun than going for a ride in a horse-drawn wagon?

  Photo Credit: Orange Photographie

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  Transportation

  Paint a vintage pickup truck to match your wedding color palette.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Display quotes from your favorite country songs. This "Honey Bee" line is perfect for your bar!

  Photo Credit: Shoreshotz Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Let your guests know your wedding hashtag with a cute chalkboard sign decorated with burlap pendants.

  Photo Credit: Crystal Satriano Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Dress up a barn wedding with oversized chandeliers and dozens of strands of lights.

  Photo Credit: Jason Qualls

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  Reception Ideas

  End the night with a bonfire surrounded by your loved ones.

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Hang your boots by the door before entering your reception.

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Instead of a traditional vase, use a stack of terra-cotta pots adorned with moss.

  Photo Credit: Evin Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Twinkling lights, candles, and branch centerpieces are all you need to create a rustic yet glamorous vibe.

  Photo courtesy of Rustic Wedding Chic

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  Reception Ideas

  Print some of your favorite engagement photos on canvases, and display them on antler photo stands.

  Photo Credit: Jennifer Weems Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Point the way to your reception with a wooden sign.

  Photo Credit: Michael Kaal Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Display your wedding desserts in a vintage farm wagon.

  Photo Credit: Blue Dahlia Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Add your monogram to the barn's doors.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Reception Ideas

  Long tables work perfectly in a barn setting. Instead of overpowering florals, line the tables with tree trunks, burlap, and mini arrangements of fresh flowers.

  Photo Credit: Town and Country Studios

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  Reception Ideas

  Wrap your cake cutting set in twine.

  Photo Credit: Amy Aiello Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Utilize a vintage milk jug to hold your flowers.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Instead of glass or metal chargers, use a tree slice at each place setting.

  Photo Credit: Cassie Jones Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Personalize your Mason jars to turn them into fun wedding keepsakes as well.

  Photo Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Transform Mason jars into cool lighting displays.

  Photo Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Pendant banners and icicle lights illuminate this barn wedding.

  Photo Credit: Eric Vest Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Hang hand-painted tree slices on the chairs at your sweetheart table.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Transform Mason jars into homey wine glasses.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Draw the eyes up by decorating your ceiling with upside-down roses and fabric draping.

  Photo Credit: Studio Eleven Photography

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  Reception Ideas

  Instead of lighting a fire in the fireplace, place dozens of tree stumps and candles inside.

  Photo Credit: Claire Pacelli Photography

75 Ideas for a Rustic Wedding

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  Mercury glass goblets beckon a turn-of-the-century appeal.

  Photo Credit: Brianna Noelle Photography

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  Bouquet

  Add a piece of heirloom jewelry to your bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Michael Anthony Photography

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  Attire

  You know you need something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue... but don't forget the end of the rhyme: "a silver sixpence in her shoe." This British currency was last minted in 1970, so your best bet is to order one online.

  Photo Credit: BTW Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Display your engagement photos on a reclaimed wooden door.

  Photo Credit: Pasha Belman Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Antique bird cages at varying heights add a throwback aesthetic to the table.

  Photo Credit: Pasha Belman Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Bring the indoors out by suspending unique vintage lanterns above your tables.

  Photo Credit: Elizabeth Messina

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  Transportation

  Step back into the 1920s with this Gatsby-esque car.

  Photo Credit: Thurston Photography

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  Transportation

  Take a ride in the classic Ford Thunderbird.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Attire

  Long-sleeved gowns and floral crowns are lovely throwbacks that look just as gorgeous today.

  Photo Credit: Elmer Escobar Photography

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  Guest Book

  Travel back to a simpler time and have your guests sign your guest book by quill and ink.

  Photo Credit: Elmer Escobar Photography

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  Bouquet

  Attach a cameo to your bouquet.

  Photo Credit: Perfect Capture Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Hit up local estate sales for antique furniture you can repurpose; use a dresser or desk to display your desserts and favors at an outdoor wedding. 

  Photo Credit: Perfect Capture Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Repurpose vintage fruit baskets to hold your floral arrangements.

  Photo Credit: Perfect Capture Photography

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  Card Box

  Or, collect them in a vintage suitcase.

  Photo Credit: A Guy + A Girl Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  A lace parasol makes a wonderful vintage photo prop.

  Photo Credit: Rebecca Marie Photography & Design

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  Reception Décor

  Having an outdoor wedding? Hang old family wedding photos on a tree for a true "family tree."

  Photo Credit: GreenAutumn Photography

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  Place Settings & Table Décor

  Peruse your local thrift stores for mix-and-match china to use as your cake plates.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Join your sweetheart on a retro-inspired picnic.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Bouquet

  Accentuate a fabric flower bouquet with pearls and antique brooches.

  Photo Credit: Jewels Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Transform the timeless Mason jar into a unique candelabra.

  Photo Credit: Orange Photographie

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  Ceremony

  Wearing a newsboy cap, the ring bearer carries a needlepoint sign down the aisle.

  Photo Credit: Orange Photographie

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  Centerpieces

  Accent a vintage tea set with contrasting flowers.

  Photo Credit: Rebecca Marie Photography & Design

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  Ceremony

  Reminiscent of an ancient scroll, have your vows hand-calligraphed onto your aisle runner. 

  Photo Credit: This Modern Romance

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  Escort Cards

  Attach each escort card to an antique key adorned with some fringe.

  Photo Credit: Your Lovely Wedding

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  Bouquet

  You can't go wrong with classic roses and peonies. Cascading greenery adds a vintage vibe.

  Photo Credit: Elmer Escobar Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Popularized in the 1960s, baby's breath is a staple at vintage-inspired weddings.

  Photo Credit: Micah and Megan Photographers

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  Centerpieces

  Mini floral arrangements look even more darling when paired with vintage crystal glasses, antique pearl necklaces, and lace table cloths.

  Photo Credit: Micah and Megan Photographers

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  Reception Décor

  Picture frames aren't just for holding pictures! Suspend small groupings of flowers from old frames for a unique twist.

  Photo Credit: Dixie Pixel Photography

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  Ceremony

  Utilize old-fashioned urns and classic pillars to hold oversized arrangements of hydrangeas and roses.

  Photo Credit: Pasha Belman Photography

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  Transportation

  Zip away from your ceremony on a vintage Vespa.

  Photo Credit: The Melideos

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  Reception Décor

  Display thrift store china under a glass dome.

  Photo Credit: Dana Grant Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Decorate your reception entrance with a stack of vintage suitcases.

  Photo Credit: Choco Studio

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  Centerpieces

  Place a stack of leather-bound books on each table, topped with a framed quote from one of the classic literary picks.

  Photo Credit: Nadia D. Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Milk glass vessels lend a retro vibe.

  Photo Credit: Carla Ten Eyck Photography

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  Ceremony

  Decorate your ceremony space with vintage lanterns surrounded by hydrangeas and roses. 

  Photo Credit: POPography

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  Cake

  Fabric roses adorned with jewels and tea-dyed paper add to the vintage vibe of this classic cake.

  Photo Credit: POPography

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  Attire

  Complete your look with a modern take on the Juliet headdress, popularized in the 1920s.

  Photo Credit: Crystal Satriano Photography

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  Place Settings & Table Décor

  Vintage meets the modern era: We love the contrast between the traditional camera (with film!) and the iPhone on this table. 

  Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography

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  Card Box

  Collect your guests' cards in an antique bird cage.

  Photo Credit: Dana Grant Photography

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  Reception Décor

  A reception held by candlelight reflects a time before the modern era.

  Photo Credit: JoPhoto

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  Place Settings & Table Décor

  Antique china looks even more elegant when placed on gold chargers.

  Photo Credit: JoPhoto

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  Centerpieces

  Place your flowers in antique gold vessels.

  Photo Credit: JoPhoto

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  Bouquet

  Complement a fresh-from-the-garden bouquet with an heirloom brooch.

  Photo Credit: Erin Wheeler Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Repurpose antique table runners as custom banners for your sweetheart table chairs.

  Photo Credit: Stevie Ramos Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Incorporate some of your favorite antiques in your photos.

  Photo Credit: Revival Photography

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  Photo Inspiration

  Toss a few (plastic!) records for a fun photo op.

  Photo Credit: Revival Photography

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  Attire

  Weave a vintage-inspired hair comb through your updo.

  Photo Credit: Revival Photography

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  Cake

  Dress up your cake with pearls, flowers, and ruffles.

  Photo Credit: Jewels Photography

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  Guest Book

  Ask your guests to type their well wishes for you on a retro typewriter.

  Photo Credit: Choco Studio

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  Attire

  A lace wedding dress exudes vintage glamour.

  Photo Credit: JoPhoto

50 Ideas for a Vintage-Inspired Wedding