Chair Decorations
Chair decorations that have been used for the ceremony are often moved to the reception.
Sometimes the Bride and Groom like a special decoration for their chairs at the reception. Whether it is a small hand-tied bouquet attached with ribbon, an initial or flower garland, chairbacks are always a lovely touch!
Krista Kay
This garland made with roses, dahlias, chocolate cosmos, scabiosa, seedpods and figs created a stark contrast against the white chairs.
Jamie Bosworth
A couple of cobra lilies, fiddleheads, seedpods, berries and grasses have been tied together to fit the very textural theme of this wedding.
Nicole Wickens
Jamie Bosworth
Sweet hand-tied bouquets made with roses, alchimella and berries.
Moments in Time Photography
Evrim Icoz
Arrangements of oriental lilies and texture in cones covered with aspidistra leaves, marked the aisle for this summer wedding at Mt Hood Bed&Breakfast.
Eric Cable
Arrangements in pails are great for casual outdoor weddings.
Eric Cable
The textured fall arrangements in cones decorated the chairs of the bridal party after the ceremony.
Jamie Bosworth
These small vases are perfect to use for chair decorations as small holes at the top of the vase allow to tie ribbons; these arrangements were dispersed on bistro tables after the ceremony.
beautiful!!! i love the second and last images–gorgeous.
Do you know where I can get the vases with holes for hanging?
Thanks for your comment. Shibata wholesaler carries them. They are in Portland and in San Francisco. They have some with round bottoms and the ones with flat bottoms. I prefer the latter, so the arrangements can be transferred to bistro tables after the ceremony.