"11 Stylish Welcome Wreaths to Instantly Brighten Up Your Welcome Space!"

2016.09.23 published

The Importance of a Welcome Space at Weddings＊

The welcome space is where guests are first ushered in at the wedding♡ Since guests spend quite a bit of time in the welcome space, it’s important to prepare it without cutting corners＊

A popular decoration for the welcome space is the 【welcome wreath】◎ The meaning of the wreath is "the love of God that continues eternally with no beginning or end." How romantic and wonderful is that…♡

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Want to Reference Senior Brides Who Used Welcome Wreaths♡

Recently, many brides are DIY-ing their welcome wreaths at weddings◎ Plus, having a beautiful welcome wreath can instantly brighten up the often lonely reception area or entrance door＊ Here are some brides who used stunning welcome wreaths♡

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ①

A welcome wreath with leaves on the top half and voluminous flowers on the bottom half♡ Adding a ribbon at the top of the wreath creates balance and cuteness◎ The stylish lettering on the board was also DIY-ed by the bride＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ②

An elegant and delicate welcome wreath framed in an antique frame is also lovely＊ The size of the wreath itself may be small, but the flowers are densely packed and wide, giving it a remarkable presence!

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ③

A welcome wreath with a gradient of white and blue is very summery＊ The flowers are made from paper napkin flowers, giving a casual vibe. Not decorating the left part of the wreath with flowers and instead using seashells is a stylish point◎

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ④

A wreath with fluffy petals is best displayed on a wooden board◎ By placing the wreath on a wooden board like this, it can be set on a table or chair even if there’s no wall space to attach it to, making it highly recommended♡

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑤

A welcome wreath made of gypsophila and clover is very cute and perfect for a natural wedding♡ The combination of a smooth blue ribbon and sheer organza ribbon is◎! Using your favorite color or theme color for the ribbon will give it an original touch＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑥

For Disney-loving couples, why not create one large and two smaller wreaths to make a Mickey-shaped welcome wreath?♡ The large, natural-looking Mickey wreath will certainly stand out in the welcome space＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑦

A welcome wreath filled with small flowers like gypsophila is also adorable and feminine＊ The satin ribbon tied cutely in the lower right is a stylish touch♡ The thin and stylish lettering inside the wreath makes it a recommended design for adult brides＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑧

An idea to decorate the welcome wreath on a blackboard to create a wedding board is also very stylish♡ The bright-colored flowers in yellow, white, and pink contrast beautifully with the black of the blackboard, looking great＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑨

A welcome wreath generously decorated with shells looks very refreshing◎ Having a wreath that matches the wedding theme creates a sense of unity, which is great♡ Let’s pay attention to every detail＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑩

A welcome wreath framed within a picture frame includes a photo of the couple inside the ring♡ Sneakily include a photo of the two of them for guests to find＊

Welcome Guests with a Welcome Wreath at the Wedding ⑪

A welcome wreath featuring big flowers and unique seeds is lovely, with a little bird hiding at the bottom!

Prepare Your Welcome Wreath for a Wonderful Space♡

How was that? A DIY welcome wreath full of flowers has a strong presence, instantly making the welcome space more vibrant and charming♡ Let’s prepare a beautiful welcome wreath that matches the theme color or concept of your wedding to warmly welcome your guests＊