Your wedding ceremony will be one of the most meaningful and memorable parts of the your day so while lots of attention is often given to the reception décor, don’t forget to give your ceremony space some attention too. In terms of the ceremony, there are two main spots to decorate – the aisle and the altar. Pew ends are a simple and pretty way to create a gorgeous romantic ambience and bring some colour and personality to your ceremony or if you’re after a red carpet entrance, runners are a quick and easy way to spruce up your aisle.
When it comes to decorating your aisle, there are a few things to think about – firstly if you’re having a church wedding, you may not be allowed use the likes of Blu Tack or Sellotape to attach your pew ends so you’ll have to rely on ribbon or string to keep them sitting pretty. And of course, if you’re having an outdoor ceremony, you’ll need to ensure your pew ends are extra secure should the wind make an appearance. There are lots of pew ends styles out there to suit all styles of couples and of course all budgets from bows to a bunch of gloriously romantic flowers hanging from mason jars. If you’re after some budget friendly options, simple home-made ribbons and bunches of baby’s breath are simple but effective ways to create a striking pew end or if you’re after something a little more elaborate, there are some beautiful pieces below to inspire, from lanterns to wicker hearts to frames with childhood photos and even cushions for those after something completely different. Here are 20 pretty ways to brighten up your aisles…
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