The walk down the aisle is one of the most memorable and captured moments during a wedding so when we were approached by BRIDES to serve as an expert in their article about different ways to decorate a wedding aisle, we were thrilled to say the least!
“Your grand entrance down the aisle is one of the most special (and most photographed) moments during your wedding ceremony. Not to mention, you're actually going to make that trip twice—with the second being when you exit as a newlywed, of course. So, basically, wedding aisle décor is something that you want to think about. And just because you want to do something with it, doesn't mean it has to be extravagant. In fact, as we searched through real weddings on Brides, we found that we were especially drawn to the simple setups.” - via Brides
Keep reading for a few of Brooke’s tips from the feature!
Photography: Teresa Marie Photos
“Arrangements of greenery mark the start of the dreamy pond-crossing aisle by Burlap & Bordeaux. ‘Arrangements along pond pathway with loose greenery, white florals, and pampas grass create a modern eclectic boho feel,’ says Heflin Cordero.” - via Brides
Photography: Rewind Photography SB
“Don't want to limit yourself to just an aisle runner or lining with petals? Try using both. This design by Burlap & Bordeaux is all about the luxury. Heflin Cordero used a high-gloss white flooring aisle with white flower petals along the sides to soften the look and add a romantic feel. To top it off, she placed statement florals in glass vases of varying heights at the entrance to the aisle.” - via Brides
Photography: Scott Sikora
Burlap & Bordeaux placed fresh flower arrangements along the sides of the aisle, skipping every few rows. The design featured ‘romantic florals with petals along sandstone to create a romantic and lush aisleway,’ says Heflin Cordero. She added pops of soft pinks and purples with the white flowers for an even more dreamy feel.” - via Brides
To view the full feature and to read ALL of Brooke’s aisle tips, click HERE.