Say Goodbye to Overdecorating! Creating a Stylish Reception Area with "3 Favorite Photo Frames" ♩

How Does Everyone Feel About Decorating the Reception Space?

During the pre-wedding period, there’s quite a lot of time spent thinking about the decorations for the wedding venue.

Places like the welcome space and high dais attract guests’ attention and are often photographed, so it’s natural to put a lot of effort into preparing them...

However, there are also areas that one cannot neglect but where one may not want to invest too much power.

A prime example of this is the reception space.

@wedding____25

The reception space is visited by all guests. Of course, it’s best to decorate it nicely, but

☑ It’s not a place primarily for photos

☑ Guests can’t take their time to look around due to signing and handing over gift envelopes

☑ No one will see it after the reception

Thus, it is true that its priority is lower compared to the welcome space or high dais.

Many brides might genuinely feel, “I want a sophisticated reception without spending too much time or money.”

@yuih_wd

You Can Create a Reception Space with Just Three Photo Frames!

What I want to convey to those brides is that

“You can create a stylish reception space with just three photo frames!”

Unlike the welcome space, the number and types of decorative items for the reception space are limited.

That's why, with minimal items, it's possible to create a sufficiently stylish atmosphere simply.

@coco_wdng

The uses for the three photo frames are:

☑ Reception sign (for the groom)

☑ Reception sign (for the bride)

☑ Central board

By placing a board in the middle and lining up the reception signs on both sides, you're done! ♡

If you like the designs, this alone can look quite stylish.

If you feel it's lacking, you can elevate it by adding candles or swags.

Anything Can Go in the Central Board ♡

As for the contents of the central board, you can include:

☑ The word “Welcome”

☑ Pre-wedding photos

☑ Love story board

☑ Instagram panel

Anything is fine.

A larger photo frame, A4 or bigger, for the central board will help balance it out.

@suzu.wedding

I also recommend the three-way photo frame sold at “Flying Tiger.”

The size is similar to the reception signs, but since it’s horizontal, it won’t look out of place when lined up.

It will create a simple and stylish reception space.

@ka1019wedding

If you want to match the reception signs with the same size photo frames, try alternating the orientation between vertical and horizontal like in this picture, or adding accents with small items.

It’s also important to keep them snugly packed in the center without leaving overly big gaps.

@yuki_txs

You Don’t Need “This and That”! Let’s Prepare Relaxed ♡

When preparing for a wedding, it’s easy to compare with friends’ weddings or see the preparations of other brides on social media, which can lead to anxiety.

Before you know it, you might find yourself pursuing “this and that.”

If what should be a fun time starts to feel burdensome and exhausting, try to relax and think simply.

Start with the decoration of the reception space.

“Completing it with three photo frames I like”—if you think of it this way, doesn’t it feel a bit easier? ♡