No matter where you're getting married, it's important to think about the right type of décor to complement your ceremony aisle. Although your space may be breathtakingly beautiful on its own, adding a few simple upgrades (or bringing in your own bold decorations) will transform anyone's space into one that is uniquely yours.There are plenty of ways to add your own personal touch to your ceremony aisle, but the trick is finding a look that feels right for your venue but also says something about your personal taste. For glamorous brides, that might mean an aisle lined with tons of glowing candles, while a more romantic girl will love delicate trees wrapped with twinkling lights. Nautical-inspired lanterns or punchy flowers will do the trick.A stylish aisle is easier to execute than you think, too. An aisle of ombré flower petals is modern yet still romantic, while budget-friendly ribbons can add a hint of whimsy to your garden party soirée. Love the look of fresh flowers lining each seat but hate the cost?

Choose brighter, larger blooms and place them every few seats to make a statement without breaking the bank.From lush greenery garlands and planters filled with waving grasses to classic bouquets tied to pews and rustic blends of mixed wildflowers, we found tons of ideas that will surely inspire your own ceremony aisle.Click through to see all of our favorite ways to create a stylish wedding aisle for your own big day.At left: A tree-lined aisle gets an ethereal upgrade with the help of hundreds of twinkling lights and pastel-colored flower petals.The gravel-covered aisle at this Tuscan wedding was beautiful on its own, but with simple floral-and-fern arrangements on each seat, the entire space gets a bright upgrade.For this romantic courtyard wedding, Pristine Design arranged ombré flower petals from white to pink along the length of the aisle.To accentuate the natural beauty of their ornate church venue, the bride and groom lined the aisle with lots of glowing candlelight and understated floral arrangements.

To accent their autumnal wedding date, the bride and groom sprinkled their aisle with brightly colored fall foliage.A simple (yet stunning!) idea is to line your aisle runner with taper candles at various heights and a small grouping of colorful flowers, like these red-white-and-green mixes.The aisle of this ultra-romantic outdoor wedding was lined with greenery and burgundy dahlias, arranged by Poppies & Posies.For their outdoor, organic wedding nestled in the mountains, this couple decorated their aisle with lush, waving grasses.proper way to paint the exterior of a houseIn keeping with the industrial look at this modern wedding, the couple selected simple floral arrangements in purple and red hues to warm up the space.inexpensive living room seating ideasFor this fresh, indoor winery wedding the couple brought the outdoors in by hanging lush garlands of greenery and flowers, arranged by Violet and Verde, along the aisle.home decor wall words

This woodsy wedding aisle is decorated with plenty of lush greenery, verbena, and sedums, all of which were arranged by Mindy Rice Design.For open-air autumn nuptials, this couple decorated their aisle with red-and-white streamers for a pop of color amidst the green landscape.To add a rustic touch to an otherwise formal affair, Frontier Flowers of Fontana created arrangements of pink peonies, blush roses, and white tulips, accented with antlers, to decorate seats along the aisle.To add a natural feel to their rooftop, city wedding, this couple lined their aisle with simple arrangements of baby's breath. White lanterns make the beginning and end of the aisle for an extra something special.Benches were draped with greenery and floral garlands, created by Frederic Garrigues, to transform the ceremony space at this French countryside wedding.To decorate their rustic wedding space, this bride and groom lined their aisle with confetti that matched the statement making fabric draping along the ceiling.

This barefoot beach wedding got a touch of formality with the help of two antique church pews in the last row. They were draped with garlands of greenery and white roses, created by florist Root 75, and the same mix was placed at intervals along the aisle.To pay homage to the rustic ceremony space, event planner Aleisha McNeice created a seagrass aisle runner and mixed floral pew ends. Each seat has its own unique mixed bundle of wildflowers, eucalyptus, and roses.A single vibrant pink peony adorns each chair at this island-inspired wedding.View Decor by Colour Scheme Be Inspired by Colour Schemes Find Inspiration by Category Planning your wedding decor will be one of the most exciting parts of your wedding.Wedding decor includes your centrepieces, chair covers and any other decoration that you have on your big day.If you want to keep your wedding decor simple then small centrepieces on each of your reception tables will look beautiful and give you a simple and elegant feel to your big day.

If you would prefer something more extravagant then tall centrepieces with draping and tumbling flowers will look stunning. For a classic style wedding bouquet style bunches of flowers can look perfect, or if you want to add some vintage style to your wedding decor then old fashioned birdcages will make great homes for floral centrepieces. If you want your reception to have the wow-factor then use gorgeous lighting such as fairly lights and beautifully lit candles that will glow and twinkle in the background, setting you the perfect atmosphere. Wedding decor is a really individual aspect to the day and should reflect your taste and style perfectly. Latest Blue Wedding Decor View all Blue Wedding Decor Latest Pink Wedding Decor View all Pink Wedding Decor Latest Purple Wedding Decor View all Purple Wedding Decor Latest Green Wedding Decor View all Green Wedding Decor Latest Black Wedding Decor View all Black Wedding Decor Get inspired by Wedding Moodboards