Non floral wedding arch

A wedding arch is the centerpiece for your ceremony. It’s where you and your beloved will exchange vows in front of all your friends and family, crossing over into a new chapter of your lives together. The arch should capture the aesthetic of your ceremony and reflect your unique sense of style. Thanks to our budget-friendly and lifelike flowers,it’s easier than ever to create a DIY wedding arch for your special day that’s completely custom. Today, you’ll learn how to DIY a floral wedding…

Get inventive with your wedding arch with suspended strands of florals. We love that this couple chose to stick with simple white flowers and a gold stand for this classic tropical wedding. Click the link for more stunning wedding ceremony backdrops. // Photo: Tony Wodarck, Design + Planning: After The Engagement, and Florals: The Lavendar Rose

Sometimes I still swoon over this ceremony arbor from a wedding last October. The structure itself was built from trees on the family's property. The flowing sheer drapery and awe-inspiring floral arrangements were created by the masterfully talented @sefloraldesigns. Sometimes elegant simplicity with a meaningful purpose to treasure family history is more impactful than being wildly elaborate.

No matter the type of scenery or setting you choose, a show-stopping backdrop will be the finishing touch on your outdoor ceremony. Take these floral wedding arches, arbors, and altar ideas as proof.

Need wedding ideas? Check out this white floral wedding arch and see more inspirational photos on TheKnot.com.

La Venta Inn in Palos Verdes offers gorgeous views for a wedding ceremony. This low ceremony arch and aisle flowers were the perfect addition to the scene. Photographer: Jenna Rose Photo | Florist: Little Hill Floral Designs

This romantic hanging amaranthus bridal arch featuring calla lilies creates graceful movement for an elegant and timeless design, perfect for an outdoor summer wedding. Photo by - @taylarphoto Merci Floral is a local Utah florist booking whimsical and romantic weddings in 2024 & 2025! Check out more designs on our website!

As you know from the last newsletter, our daughter was married at our home in September. My daughter-in-law, Hattie, and I made all of the flower arrangements for the ceremony. We are both amateurs florists so if we can do it so can you! I hope by sharing what we did, you will feel confident plann