How to Decorate with Lanterns at Your Wedding
In the world of weddings – and more specifically, wedding photography – lighting is everything. If you had any thoughts about your nuptials as a child, you likely thought about your ensemble, color scheme, and where you’d host your event. Details such as lighting aren’t often considered in advance, but they play an important role in the overall concept of your big day. From chandeliers to votives, lighting designs have to work expertly in terms of both form and function. These features must add to the décor of the wedding while also providing adequate light for the guests, photographer, and videographer.
One of our favorite ways to go about adding a little brightness to your ceremony or reception is through the use of lanterns. While some maybe believe this element is strictly appropriate for vintage or rustic weddings, lanterns can come in many shapes and styles. To see ideas on how to include lanterns in your vows, browse the pictures below from real weddings. Click on each photo to get further inspiration!
Photo by Sheri Whitko; Consulting by Paulette Wolf Events; Floral Design by HMR Designs
Photo by KLK Photography; Consulting by Bluebell Events; Rentals by Revelry Event Designers
Photo by Ryan Phillips Photography; Consulting by Sterling Engagements; Floral Design by The Hidden Garden
Photo by Yvette Roman Photography; Floral Design by The Hidden Garden
Photo by Embrace Life Photography; Consulting by Bluebell Events
Photo by KingenSmith
Photo by Elizabeth Messina; Consulting by Bob Gail Special Events
Photo by Paul Barnett Photographer
Photo by Troy Grover Photographers; Event Design by White Lilac Inc.; Venue: Montage Laguna Beach
Photo by Photography by Edmonson Weddings; Floral Design by Bella Flora of Dallas
Photo by Lauren Ross Photography & Nancy Cohn Photography; Consulting by Posh Parties; Venue: The Breakers
Photo by Thisbe Grace Photography; Consulting by Jordan Payne Events
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