Since many couples want their ceremony photographed, being surrounded by flowers makes for beautiful pictures. Wedding arbors have no connection to Judaism, but they are beautiful and provide an intimate altar area – a smaller space within the larger ceremony space - for the couple and the clergy. The ceremony below was conducted by both a priest and a rabbi, combining Jewish and Catholic traditions. The canopy is a tallit provided by the bride’s father.Ĭhuppahs are sometimes used by couples who are a mix of Jewish and non-Jewish faiths to bring a Jewish element into the ceremony. This chuppah was designed simply with greens, roses, and a few hydrangea. Couples often use a tallit (a Jewish prayer shawl) as a cover to honor a living family member or to remember someone who cannot be present at the wedding. It typically has four poles and is 8’ x 8’. Why do some couples choose to marry under a chuppah or wedding arbor?Ī chuppah is a traditional Jewish wedding canopy that symbolizes the home that a couple will build together. We interviewed Kelley to get her take on chuppahs and wedding arbors. Kelley’s daughter, Kate and her fiancé, Jake, will be getting married at East Lynn Farm in 2017. Her company, Event Studio, focuses on all aspects of wedding design and coordination.
These are just a few options for inspiration.Kelley Truxel has been helping couples choose the perfect flowers for their wedding since 2004. We worked together with them to design a ceremony space that would disguise its location completely! We added multiple layers and patterns to this backdrop and it was the perfect way to disguise the location.įloral arches are where this trend mostly began, but rather than creating a large arch out of florals that could not easily be repurposed in their wedding, we created more of a backdrop with the florals! These low and lush pieces were able to be relocated to their reception after the ceremony was over. While this is not an arch, per say, it is a gorgeous ceremony backdrop! This wedding took place in our clients backyard, on their basketball court. The ceremony aisle was also lined with similar florals to tie everything together! We crafted a slender circular arch out of copper pipes and draped with greenery and linens to match the reception decor and flow.įor this ceremony arch we wanted to compliment the stunning green and natural surroundings of this venue! We designed these gorgeous sandblasted root wreaths and adorned them with complimenting floral arrangements. Our bride hosted an incredible wedding at the Natural History Museum of Utah and wanted something simplistic, yet modern to meld with the venue. Each element is flanked with gorgeous floral pieces to tie in the bride’s bouquet and the rest of the wedding flowers as well!
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Wedding arches are a stunning way to transform and enhance your ceremony space! Having an arch or backdrop for your nuptials can help to create a focal point, plus they look amazing in photos! While floral arches have always been wildly popular, we’ve started to see our brides think outside of the box and allow us to create gorgeous new pieces for them! Keep reading to find your wedding arch inspiration!Ī simple, yet stunning approach! Two triangle shaped pieces were overlapped to create a mountainous picture.
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