Four Splendid Designs Showcase Elevated Wedding Décor and Details

1. Black Details

Regardless of theme, black really does go with anything. Don’t be afraid to add a bit of this deep color into your nuptials – whether they’re already dark and moody, or they’re springy and bright, or modern and chic. A well-placed charger plate, a linen or ribbon, some flatware or even a vase can stand out against a neutral or colorful backdrop, allowing you and your planner to play with the space in new and exciting ways.

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Design: Gardenia Weddings (@gardeniaweddings) Florals: Form Floral (@formfloral) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Backdrop: Material Girls (@materialgirlsweddings)

Design: My AZ Picnics (@myazpicnicevents) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Florals: The Wildflowers (@thewildflowersaz)

Design: Shine Events AZ (@shineeventsaz) Florals: Florals By Kenda (@floralsbykendra) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Stationery: Lauren Yvonne Design (@laurenyvonedesign)

2. Invisible Vases

Whether your venue is a garden oasis or you're just looking to create that vibe, a vase-less floral arrangement gives the illusion that flowers are bursting forth from beneath. Your floral design can make this effect work on everything from a cocktail table to your centerpieces to the ground around your altar. Hey, weddings were meant to be magical, right?

Chère Rosalie (@chererosalieweddings) Florals: The Wildflowers (@thewildflowersaz) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Specialty Items: KM Fine Art Studios (@kmfineartstudios) Stationery: Sole Paper Co. (@solepaperco)

Design: Bloom + BluePrint Event Co. (@bloomandblueprint) Signage: Page + Parcel Creative (@pageandparcel) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola)

Design: The Confetti Collective (@theconfettistudio) Florals: The Wildflowers (@thewildflowersaz) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Signage & Backdrops: Aster and Palm (@asterandpalm)

Design: Bash Boulevard (@bashblvdweddings) Florals: Stoddard Floral & Co. (@stoddardfloralandco) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Stationery: Saguaro Stationery (@saguarotationery)

3. Alternative Displays

One of the most exciting aspects of planning a wedding is infusing it with your personal details, especially into those big, show-stopping moments. Enter: the display. Whether this is your escort card display or your welcome sign, these are the focal points of the day. You can customize these pieces with custom elements, like making your sign into a live plant box or your sweetheart table backdrop into a wall filled with your favorite books.

Design: Black Tie Optional Wedding Planning (@btoevents) Book Wall: I Do Rentals AZ (@idorentalsaz) Cakes: Amour De Sucre (@amourdesucre.az) Florals: Magnolia and Lace (@magnoliaandlace) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Signage & Stationery: Arch and Arrow (@archandarrow) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio)

Design: Cedar & Sage Weddings (@cedarandsagewed) Florals: Fleur De Vie (@fleurdeviestudio) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Signage & Stationery: Arch and Arrow (@archandarrow) Backdrop: Material Girls (@materialgirlsweddings)

Design: Laki Events + Design (@lakievents) Florals & Display: Laki Floral (@lakifloral) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Signage: Deco Ink Designs (@decoinkdesigns)

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4. Fruit Additions

These refreshing bites breathe new life into the term “edible arrangements.” Summer brides and grooms can lean on citrus offerings for their escort cards or table numbers while cold-weather couples might opt for berries and pears to spruce up their centerpieces. Dried or fresh, fruit can add some dynamic texture to your tablescapes.

Design: Gardenia Weddings (@gardeniaweddings) Florals: Form Floral (@formfloral) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Backdrop: Material Girls (@materialgirlsweddings)

Design: Laki Events + Design (@lakievents) Florals & Display: Laki Floral (@lakifloral) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Signage: Deco Ink Designs (@decoinkdesigns)

Design: Tony Palacio (@tonypalacio) Rentals: The Confetti Studio (@theconfettistudio) Florals: Lena’s (@lenasevents) Linens: BBJ La Tavola (@bbjlatavola) Rigging: VLI Events (@vlievents) Canopy: I Do Rentals AZ (@idorentalsaz) Stationery: Deco Ink Designs (@decoinkdesigns)