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Wedding Backdrops

Decorating Wedding Columns and Arches







Wedding backdrops are used to create a beautiful frame for wedding photos. They are commonly used as decor behind the wedding ceremonies, cake tables and bridal head tables.

Some brides rent columns, arches or other large free-standing pieces to use for this purpose. Decorating them can be a challenge at times.

Use large, flat containers and large designer blocks of Oasis to create large floral arrangements on top of columns.



An archway is a lovely backdrop - even with nothing but greenery! This is a long, draping greenery called plumosa. It's fairly inexpensive and covers an archway very quickly.



You can hug the flowers on top of a column and allow them to drape down the sides. The greenery used here is spengeri fern.



A soft weaving of tulle and ribbon makes this framework have a wispy look. The plumosa has been touched lightly with a gold paint spray.



I love using tall palm plants in large urns as a backdrop to cover doorways and other areas you want to screen. You can check with local nurseries - they may even rent them to you for a weekend.





Wire a monument hugger or other large florist foam cage to a pillar and create a virtual wreath of greenery with a large bow. Much cheaper than flowers, it still creates a stunning look!




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