Much like the entryway to your home, the wedding aisle is the first thing your guests will lay eyes on. It is not only the focal point for the rest of your wedding decor but what everyone will be paying attention to as they watch the bridal party enter the room. Naturally, you want them to be taken aback the moment they arrive as they anxiously wait to see what else is in store. These brides felt the same way and had visions for wedding aisles that still take our breath away.

Use Elements of the Season

Married in the winter, this bride took the elements of the season to an entirely different level. She decided to design a wedding aisle reminiscent of the bare winter trees. Using bare, white trees with holiday lighting and a pile of flower petals just beneath them, she really captured a cold, yet romantic, winter wedding in New Jersey.

Messages of Love

Not every bride we’ve hosted a wedding at Windsor ballroom for opted to choose flowers for their wedding aisle decor. This couple wanted to leave beautiful messages that symbolize what love means to them. These mini chalkboard signs complete with “love is” messages is a beautiful display for all to see and remember.

Rustic Romance

There’s something about the beauty of nature in the countryside that is just so simplistically romantic. If you want to make a bold statement, without going over the top, consider the wedding aisle design this couple chose. This rustic look with mason jars topped with baby’s breath and candles is the perfect intimate touch.

Tradition with a Twist

Most wedding aisle decorations consist of beautiful floral arrangements strategically positioned at the end of each row of chairs. Here you’ll see this bride wanted to keep it traditional while adding her own small twist to things. The beautifully lit floral arrangements add an extra pop of color to an already gorgeous bouquet.

You want your guests to enter that ballroom and take their seats in awe of your hard work. Not to mention, every wedding photo taken in the ceremony room will be surrounded by the backdrop of your wedding aisle. Just as these brides did above, don’t be afraid to draw inspiration from your own personality, personal interests, and tastes to bring your wedding aisle look together.

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