::Disclaimer!  The photos in this post are purely inspirational and not from events that Wish Special Events has planned or coordinated.  We can re-create what you see below for your event but these are not a part of our portfolio::

We’re in the last few days of October, and I still have tons of pink pictures left over.  Today, let’s look at some flowers!

Whether they’re in a bouquet

In a centerpiece

In an altar arrangement

Or in a bridesmaids hair (Photo by The Wiebners)

flowers are EVERYWHERE at a wedding!  A pink wedding makes it so easy to decorate with flowers, because there are so many beautiful blooms out there!  Let’s start with the flowers that most people can’t do without, the bouquets.

Jose Villa:

Kevin Milz:

All of these fluffy peonies!  I can’t stand it!  I love them SO much!!!

Project Wedding:

Of course, there are other ways to go “fluffy” with your bouquet, if peonies aren’t in season.  Look at this gorgeous rose bouquet from Martha Stewart:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure those are garden roses, yes?  I love how fluffy they are.  Ranunculus is a good “fluffy” option as well:

There are lots of gorgeous “non-fluffy” options too:

Love and Splendor:

Marlin Munoz

Amanda from Millie Holloman

Zinnias are one of my favorite flowers, so I love this pink bouquet of zinnias from Martha Stewart:

Another Martha creation…

Wedding Bee:

You Look Nice Today Photography:

HOW AMAZING is this bouquet?!?  This one’s made from layering the petals from a ton of roses:

The Tres Chic

Moving on to the reception, let’s look at some pretty pink centerpieces!

Leigh Webber Studio:

Lucky Me:

I love just the touch of pink (and the pink frame!) in this cute centerpiece from Maddycakes Muse:

Melissa Koren Photography:

Amanda with Millie Holloman

Martha Stewart Weddings:

Once Wed:

Project Wedding:

Yvonne Design:

The Treasured Petal:

Signature K Events:

Although bouquets and centerpieces are the first places brides think of when they think flowers, there are a lot of other places they can be used!  On the cake…

Hall & Webb Event Design:

In the ceremony:

Chic Florals and Events:

Chris Baltazar

Elizabeth Anne Designs:

Pretty, right?  I love how “pink flowers” can take on so many different meanings.  Where else would you use flowers for your wedding?

::Disclaimer!  The photos in this post are purely inspirational and not from events that Wish Special Events has planned or coordinated unless denoted by a link to another wedding on this blog.  We can re-create what you see below for your event but these are not a part of our portfolio::

There are plenty of aisles that need no decoration at all.  A gorgeous church or synagogue, a beautiful ceremony setting amongst the trees, or a scenic beach doesn’t have to have flowers or candles to make it perfect — it already is! However, even amazing locations like these can be spruced up by some great aisle decor.  Below are some great ideas for decorating your walk down the aisle.

First up we have pew decor — you don’t have to use boring pew bows, we promise!

Martha Stewart Weddings:

I think buckets are a really cute idea:

But these flower baskets are great too!

Outdoors, you have even more options!  You can decorate your chairs or benches in a variety of ways.

Sherman Chu Photography:

Love Life Images:

More buckets!

More Martha:

Rather than decorating the chairs or pews, you can decorate the aisle as well:

Laurel McConnell Photography:

I LOVE decorated aisles like that!  Rose petals can go a long way, but you have to use lots of them, like this:

(Photo from Sedona Bride:)

Martha Stewart Weddings:

More great aisle decorations that can go on the ground.

Emilie Sommer:

Millie Holloman Photography:

Shepherd’s Hooks are also a great and easy way to decorate your aisle, like these next few pictures from The Knot:

Shepherd’s Hooks are so versatile!  They can hold flowers in vases or jars:

Pomanders:

Genevieve Leiper from Danielle & Ryan’s wedding:

Lanterns:

Or even these adorable chandeliers, photographed by Jasmine Star:

How are you decorating your aisle?