Adding Structure To Your Wedding

​A show stopping structure for your wedding ceremony is sure to be Instagram worthy and set the tone for the weddings design story and our Tailored Twig team cake make that a reality.
 
Gone are the days of the basic white garden arches. Wedding structures can take on the personality of each couple and include sample elements of the décor to be found throughout the wedding.
 
Modern and Metallic
 
Amanda and Brad’s modern styled wedding at Tampa’s historic Orlo incorporated multiple tall brushed gold tone vessels with an explosion of greenery and white botanicals. These asymmetric creations were set against stark white flowing drapery. 
The gold tones continued along the aisle in modern geometric vessels filled with similar greenery and floral. 
 
The ceremony structure stood out against the clear acrylic ghost chairs that continued the modern design elements.

Image by Lifelong Photography

​A Little Boho
 
Keri and Chris’s incredible beach wedding at the Longboat key Club incorporated a pampas grass wedding structure that fluttered in the gulf breeze. 
 
Rustic wooden benches and an aisle layered with woven rugs brought the boho chic wedding vibe together. 

Image by Alisa Thompson Photography

​Crystal Clear
 
A luxurious clear acrylic chuppah was the style selection for Allison and Matthew’s Selby Gardens Jewish wedding ceremony.
 
Clear acrylic columns held a canopy of white flowers with dozens of white phalaenopsis orchids cascading down.
 
This lush, monochromatic white color story popped against the clear elements of this beautiful wedding.

Image by Hunter Ryan Photo

​Out of This World!
 
A May the 4th, Star Wars themed wedding required an out of this world wedding structure. 
 
Emily and Robert’s Selby Gardens wedding ceremony was set under enormous banyan trees. Their matte finish metallic, modern structure was wrapped in a swirl of rustic, textural banyan root with hanging amaranthus and a pop of color from the blue dendrobium orchids.

Image by Sarah and Ben

​Eclectic Elegance
 
Ashley and Derek’s destination wedding on the beach of the historic Don Cesar incorporated a mix of modern and rustic natural elements. 
 
Their wedding chuppah incorporated tall ceramic earth tone vessels supporting live bamboo. Soft greenery and pink and white flowers topped the vessels while a canopy of billowing white fabric creating a canopy for their waterfront Jewish wedding ceremony.

Image by Andi Diamond Photography

​Beautiful wedding structures inspired by each couple set the tone for amazing things to come.

Be sure to reach out to our Tailored Twif design team to discuss adding a fabulous wedding structure to your wedding ceremony.