The natural material does not have to be limited to outdoor events, adding wooden elements helps to bring in an organic feel to an indoor ceremony or reception.
While the focus of wedding décor may be on flowers and linens, there are a lot of pieces that make up the design of your big day. Lucite, crystal, ceramic, and metals are all methods to tie together the aesthetic for the celebration, but those who desire rustic or boho-chic nuptials may be drawn to a more natural aesthetic: wood. Though you may initially think it is just suited for fall, depending on the stain and how the wood is used, it can blend together with décor for winter, spring, or summer as well. The natural material does not have to be limited to outdoor events, adding wooden elements helps to bring in an organic feel to an indoor ceremony or reception.
From the largest structures to the tiniest details, see the photos below for examples of how wood was used in real weddings. Click each picture to see more of the celebrations.
Photo by Samuel Lippke Studios; Planning & Design by Geller Events; Floral Design by The Hidden Garden
Photo by Dalal Photography; Planning & Design by Mindy Weiss Party Consultants
Photo by Jay Lawrence Goldman Photography
Photo by Laurie Bailey Photography; Planning & Design by Linda Howard Events
Photo by Brian Leahy Photography; Planning & Design by Tessa Lyn Events
Photo by Thisbe Grace Photography; Linens by Nüage Designs
Photo by This Modern Romance; Floral Design by Flowers by Cina
Photo by Elizabeth Messina; Planning & Design by Bob Gail Special Events
For more ideas, see fall-inspired wedding reception tablescapes and discover 10 ways to have a garden wedding.