Wedding Decorator

When decorating for a wedding it's important to make sure that it shows the participants that it's sincere and personal. When it comes to small weddings, they carry their own unique appeal and atmosphere. And a small wedding affords its hosts many opportunities for personalization that some would argue are more difficult to achieve in larger-scale events.

A home or backyard wedding isn’t just an intimate gathering of near and dear—it’s an intimacy you can feel right down to the arrangements. You’ll find nothing here that demands attention or threatens to upstage any of the lovely guests. Small wedding decor is friendly, cozy, and personal, spilling over from the room to room, or backyard into the house—each hug and kiss and oh-so-merry moment with good friends and family. We strive to make your big day The Most Intimate Wedding of the Year.

Perhaps you're after the warm, autumnal vibe of a cozy wedding, or maybe the light, breezy setup of a spring morning. We're not here to force one kind of decor onto every situation, and decor has definitely not become a "sure, we got this" kind of supplier. Indeed, we challenge ourselves to find ways to make each decor setup a little different than the last, and to make that difference in an impressively cohesive and beautiful way.

It is not enough just to arrange flowers; using them in the right way calls for selection and a delicate touch, as well as a good eye and taste.

Don't concern yourself with elaborate table arrangements. Most of the time, it's just a few touches that need to be made—a bouquet, a candle, maybe a few leaves scattered around. You could call that minimalism, but I think it's really just right. A wedding should look like a wedding, and it should also look real—not so much like a production that you can't believe it's happening, but with just enough decoration that you know something special is going on.

We can also put up decorations in tighter spots—entrance paths, small arches, fence posts. These aren't extravagant elements; they're just simple, small, but significant touches that enhance the gathering as a whole. From the little chalkboard signs to rustic fabric backdrops, the elements we choose to use feel at home here. They feel integrated into the event and not like they were added on top.

We make it a priority to create an open and inviting atmosphere that is conducive to movement and mingling, with a good dose of merriment thrown in. It’s mainly about the comfort of anyone who might be occupying the space.

The unexpected final touches are what often impress. A handwritten sign, a small plant at each table, or a private alcove with cushy sofas for guests who want to take a breather. These are the details we think of as making the place feel special. They're what we think might make our guests feel our wedding is that—and not just a big, planned, polished event. Every piece of decor is chosen with care to suit both us and the space we chose to get married in.

Ultimately, what it all comes down to is this: It's not about having intricate setups; it's about having a milieu that feels right. We're here to help you create a backdrop that allows your day to unfold without a hitch.