INSPIRATION FROM INTERTWINED: TOP 5 WEDDING AISLE STYLES

September 29, 2020

Your walk down the aisle is one of the most special (and most photographed!) moments on your wedding day! Not to mention, you’re going to make that trip twice — the second time being when you exit as a newlywed! Your wedding aisle décor is something that you definitely want to think about as you plan your big day. Keeping scrolling for some ceremony aisle treatment inspiration to make your walk down the aisle picture-perfect!

1) Wooden Aisle + Floral Runners

We worked with Hire Elegance to create a wooden platform installation from the start of the aisle all the way to the altar. Not only did this look great, but we were able to cover the ground which was filled with pine needles and dirt — the perfect cover up to keep the dress looking amazing! Heavenly Blooms grounded both sides of the aisle with taller floral arrangements to create the most luxurious woodsy wedding aisle!

2) Fabric Aisle Runner

A mixture of white florals accented with palm fronds brought this modern tropical aesthetic to life, all thanks to Leproux Co. We used a white fabric aisle runner then bordered it with the tropical florals that looked like they were growing from the ground up through the aisle!

3) Boxed Floral Runners + Pedal Covered Aisle

Flowers by Cina crafted lovely arrangements in soft pink and white florals to create a dramatic aisle runner. We covered the aisle floor in white rose pedals and added tall acrylic pedestals for an elevated and elegant walk down the aisle!

4) Beachy Design Elements

Leproux Co. fashioned these stunning aisle treatments to create a textured, beachy design! Blue glass vase, rattan baskets, dried florals, eucalyptus and sea shells completed this look and made quite the statement at the front of the aisle!

5) Pedestal Flower Arrangements

For Gabrielle and Shelby’s wedding, Blush Botanicals created large floral arrangements in beautiful gold vases to be placed on white pedestals. We added some boxed arrangements along the back row of seats for a complete look! It was the perfect way to create that first impression at the start of the aisle!