Stick to a two-colored theme-white and green make a strong pair in this wedding-and weave vines throughout the ceremony space.ġ8. Winter Hues Highlight the festive time of year by incorporating seasonal winter plants into your decor. Highlight Your Unity Ceremony Where will you spend most of your time during the ceremony? Add pockets of brightly colored flower arrangements in areas where you plant to perform certain rituals and unity ceremonies.ġ7. Take a minimal approach to ceremony church decor by adding single candles and flower petals along the aisle and one eye-catching arrangement on the altar.ġ6. Hints of Decor Many church designs speak for themselves. Softly hued stones work best with delicate pastels and whimsical touches.ġ5. Soft and Elegant Completement the color scheme of your cathedral’s stonework with your decor and flowers. If possible, meld their candle decor into your ceremony design, lining the room with festive ribbon and floral arrangements.ġ4. Church Candle Accents Many churches already decorate their interiors with classic candelabra and altar candles. Attach the sprigs to aisle chairs and around the altar for a simple, clean design.ġ3. Natural Touches Forgo the traditional floral bouquets in your ceremony church decor by gathering hand-picked bundles of greenery and dried branches. Having a clear starting point showcases everyone who comes down the aisle, from the ring bearer to the bride.ġ2. Aisle Archway Frame the start of your aisle with an elegant archway covered in the same flowers within your bouquet. Display a simple arrangement of roses and greenery on the altar to match you and the wedding party bouquets.ġ1. Keep it Simple When you’re marrying in a classic, quaint chapel, let the style of the church speak for itself. This becomes an excellent spot for first-look photos before the ceremony.ġ0. Add touches of flowers to accent the outside architecture of the church. Exterior Decor Guests spend a good deal of time waiting outside the church as well. Incorporate tulle through the arrangements and railings for a cohesive theme.ĩ. Chapel Flower Arch Frame your entranceway with a vibrant arch of flowers and greenery for a classic appearance. This gives the whole church a cohesive, natural look while framing the aisle for your grand entrance.Ĩ. Floral Pew Vines Line your aisle with elegant vines of greenery, flowers, and bows within your color scheme. Simply attach the sides of the entrance for a lovely photo opportunity and simple church decor idea.ħ. Rustic Entranceway Ideal for framing a chapel’s doorway, weave your wedding flowers into several curved tree branches. Fill each vase with a spray of flowers that match your color scheme.Ħ.
Pew Vases Keep your flowers fresh during your ceremony by attaching small vases to the ends of each pew. Complement the bold pop of color in the church with your bouquets, aisle flowers, and altar displays.ĥ. Bold Color Scheme Some churches feature bright colors throughout their year-round decor. Keep rustic decor simple with a spray of flowers on the altar and warm, natural lighting with candles interspersed throughout the church.Ĥ. European Elegance If you’re hosting a destination wedding in an older, European church, reflect the style of the architecture in your design. Balance the design with white flowers and delicate fabric for a fresh aesthetic.ģ. Garden Ceremony Bring the energy of a garden wedding indoors by adding potted trees, branches, and other greenery to the church.
Add a bouquet to a decorative milk container with a ceremony sign, and mirror your floral color scheme throughout the church.Ģ.
Floral Welcome Your wedding ceremony decorations can serve as a way to guide and welcome guests. Below, check out ideas of both unique and simple church decorations for weddings of every style.ġ. Lastly, don’t forget to send out thank you cards to your vendors when the big day is over.
Choose simple accents that complement the design of the chapel. Always begin by speaking with your church to see which ceremony decorations are allowed and which are discouraged.
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