Wedding Blog: Tales of a Planner

Minimalist Wedding Decoration

A minimalist wedding decor involves several elements to keep your wedding simple yet stand out at the same time. Thinking about the color patterns, perfect lighting, and tablescape, and considering the smallest details can contribute to a grand-looking celebration.

1.  Color Palette

Choose a few colors you love. Select colors like classic white and black and add in dash of vibrant color that reflects your personality. Rainbow hues are always a fun way to show your LGBTQ pride. Think of it as a statement piece.

When it comes to fabrics, don't be afraid to mix smooth textures with something woven or a touch of metallic! Try to avoid wild patterns to keep the theme in check.

2.  Lighting

String lights, fairy lights, and candles are all fantastic ways to create a warm feeling in the room.

Uplighting can also be a great option to make your space feel bigger and more magical. Think twinkle lights draped across a backdrop, candles in simple glass holders on tables, or fairy lights strung around a sweetheart table.

3.  Small Details

Even the small details are important when it comes to minimalist design. A touch of nature makes a lot of difference between a plain white room compared to one that has touches of nature.

Greenery like potted plants, pampas grass, or even a few strategically placed branches can add a touch of life and color. A faux boxwood greenery wall backdrop can be a great choice for adding details, which works well with most color palettes.

For the flowers, a single statement bloom in a geometric vase can be striking, or opt for terrariums with succulents or air plants for a unique and low-maintenance touch.

4.  Tablescapes

First, tablecloths. Never mind about playing with layers. Instead, opt for crisp white tablecloths or go for a clean, bare table if your venue has beautiful floors.

To add decoration to your tables, you can use minimal centerpieces, which can make a lot of difference in your table setting. The key here is to avoid clutter. Geometric vases with a single stem or a small cluster of blooms are perfect. Candles in simple glass holders or terrariums with low-maintenance plants like succulents or air plants add a touch of life without overwhelming the space.

Lastly, keep your plates and linens classic. White plates and simple cutlery are timeless and elegant. You can add a pop of color with your napkins, but stick to a single accent color to maintain a cohesive look.

Personalize Your Wedding

A minimalist decor might be simple, but that doesn't mean your wedding can't be bursting with personality!

Rainbow Accents

Weave in hints of the rainbow colors throughout your decor. This could be a colorful table runner, a few strategically placed balloons, or a bouquet with blooms in various hues.

Tell Your Story

Showcase your journey as a couple! Display framed photos or artwork that capture special moments in your relationship.

Meaningful Symbols

Incorporate LGBTQ+ symbols in a way that feels personal to you. Rainbow flags, pride colors in your centerpieces, or even a small cake topper with two figures of the same sex can all add a special touch.