Everyone dreams of their wedding day and very often that wedding day begins in a church, temple or synagogue. Because wedding are, in many religions, rites of passage accompanied with pomp, circumstance and celebration it is important to choose the right church wedding decorations to place inside and outside your house of worship. We all remember our wedding day but wouldn't it be great if our friends and family remember it too. Keep reading and we?ll discuss several ideas on how to decorate for your wedding and create that everlasting memory.
First, most houses of worship are structured similarly. There are entries and exits, ceilings and doors. There are aisles, pews and one or more altars. Each can be decorated to your tastes. Each can be decorated to match the theme of your wedding and your religious beliefs. So let's get creative. But remember: a church or temple is a place of worship and your decorations shouldn't disturb the atmosphere of purity or sanctity.
When decorating for your wedding take into consideration how many guests you expect will attend, the size of the wedding party and the overall theme and color scheme for the wedding. Make your decorations unique; this will create the wow factor of which memories are made.
Flowers are a part of every wedding and are often the first choice in decorating your house of worship. Flowers add a sense of peace and freshness to the occasion. Always use fresh garden flowers such as tulips, daisies and carnations. Place them in subtly crafted, pastel colored vases and bowls. Distribute the arrangements throughout the building by placing them around the altar or using them as a centerpiece for your welcome table. Decorating the isles with lilies and orchids provides an added exotic affect. Decorate the pews with a combination of cut flowers, tulle and ribbons. Distributing small, potted plants around the church fills any empty space and provides a keepsake for members of your wedding party or guests.
In addition to flowers, other materials can be used to enhance the d?cor. Tulle or tulle swags can be hung on the wall which adds a breathtaking effect to any ceremony. Large bows coupled with flower garlands and streamers can be displayed on the doors of the church welcoming each guest to your wedding. Sometimes a simple, tasteful wreath hung in the entry of the building is all that is needed, especially if your venue is small there are also many wedding reception decoration ideas you can choose for your reception.
Be creative when decorating the pews Use combinations of flowers or other materials. Adding Christmas tree ornaments has proven to be another eye-catching accessory. Attach the ornaments to the pew with silk and satin ribbons. The effect is gorgeous. Draping organza or gossamer fabrics over the pew is another tastefully simple option. The aisles can be enhanced by using candles that compliment your pew decorations.
Other nontraditional items like balloons can be combined with flowers and ribbon and hung from the walls of the church. Balloons can be clustered to form a very unique archway for the bride and groom to exit through. Decorating the entryway, arch, foyer or chandelier with pomander balls can add that extra memorable touch.
If you?re planning a theme based wedding there are a number of decorating ideas that will work. Choosing from themes such as: color, hearts, the beach, Asian culture, fairy tales, nautical or cowboy western is not unusual. For example tie seashells along the aisle over the tulle on each pew to enhance your beach themed wedding. Use colorful Japanese lanterns or Thai silk scarves to decorate the pews for your Asian-theme. Decorate with miniature glass slippers backed with tulle or organza ribbon in order to give your fairytale theme some extra flair.
Decorating your house of worship is one of the many ways you can make your wedding day memorable. Be creative, stay on them, keep it simple and most of all enjoy your special day.
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