Wedding Arbour Styles

Wedding Arbour Styles

If you've decided to get married outside, it's most likely because you adore the landscape of your chosen location. Yet, most couples want to express their own distinctive style on their wedding date to fully personalise it. A wedding arbour is a simple way to customise an outdoor wedding while also defining the location of the event within the open space. However, don't assume there's only one method to construct a wedding arbour.

Now is the time to think creatively. There are so many ways to customise and make a wedding arbour memorable. Let's see. 

Rose Covered Altar

For a next-level flower wall, combine a rose-covered altar with a greenery backing. This is such a lovely way to use fresh flowers in a garden-themed wedding. It may also be utilised as a stunning backdrop for newlywed and family photographs after you've uttered your vows.

Go Green

Don't restrict yourself to only standing buildings. A greenery-covered hanging altar may be just as eye-catching. We adore how this suspended altar complements the flowers below. This style can be customised for any industrial wedding, and a variety of flowers may be used to achieve a variety of appearances.

Statement Aisle

This is how a statement altar and statement aisle are created. What a magnificent entrance, putting your altar front and centre no matter which angle you're gazing at it from. Plus, we love how this bridge still shows off the gorgeous backdrop while including foliage and lovely blooms.

Embrace Asymmetry

Asymmetrical arches provide visual interest to classic flowers and make them appear more trendy. This couple exchanged vows beneath a beautiful arrangement of pink, mauve, and cream roses, sweet pea, hydrangeas, delphinium, and eucalyptus.

Be Romantic

Choose a window shaped design bedecked in a variety of rich flowers and greenery for a bridal arch that seems typically romantic—and a little bit wild.

Embrace The Season

Look to nature for inspiration throughout the month leading up to your wedding, especially if you're planning an indoor ceremony.

Go Classic

When it comes to wedding arches, nothing says classic like a combination of greenery and white flowers. The flexible combination is excellent for every season and complements a wide range of surroundings.

Opt Square Shape

A square-shaped arrangement, like this one from a couple's celebration forms a beautiful framing from your vows and works nicely at the end of a long aisle.

Flower Filled Arch

You have to go all-in on bright flowers once in a while. Bringing a huge amount of flowers to the party is extremely lovely, whether it's for a garden-inspired tented supper, a backyard wedding, or anything in between! Simply changing the type of flowers is one of the simplest methods to fit any wedding theme or colour palette.

A Geometric Frame

This style was all about accepting what was already there. The neutral hues were wonderfully brought together with a geometric, gold display. While we adore a nice neutral colour scheme, the background framed could be what lifts this style even more.

Conclusion

The ceremony is the most significant and most photographed portion of your great day, with you exchanging vows, putting on your rings, and sharing your first kiss as a married couple. Of course, for such a special event, you want a stunning wedding background! So, don’t get confused and choose any of the stunning arbor ideas from the above list.