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Decorators' favorite - Put them up and embed them nicely between your flower curtains - sweet and a nice surprise for your guests. Plus, they look super pretty!
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Personalise Your Wedding Decor By Adding Your Snippets!
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With micro wedding being all about DIYs, there's this one trend that is slowly moving back to the wedding circuit - Cutesy Polaroid Photo Decor. But how do you display wedding photos? While we already have to cut short of decor ideas when it comes to home weddings (because of budget, space, etc), photos to display at a wedding not only adds a personal touch but also offer an intimate experience! After all, what's the point of clicking all of the selfies if you cant flaunt 'em right?
It looks adorable and also makes a lot of sense especially if you've been dating for ages and have gone through a lot of 'looks' and 'phases' together! A trip down nostalgia lane, maybe?
Here are some amazing photo display ideas we spotted off late, so if you're planning to personalise your intimate wedding with photos, then get some inspiration here. Get, set, and bookmark!
Starting off with this picturesque 'Garden of Love & Memories'
Images via: Beginnings For You
If you're planning an open venue wedding, here's an absolutely adorable way to personalize your decor. Get some playful frames and showcase all the images that tell the story of your love. But wait, there's more! Take it up a notch by including pictures of your parents and grandparents too.
Add your Roka images with a fun twist!
Images via: House On The Clouds
Roka ceremonies are typically intimate gatherings, with only a small number of close family and friends in attendance. Including your Roka images in your wedding decor is a fantastic way to give your guests a delightful glimpse into the moment when both of you said "YES" to your forever.
Frame it Up!
Images via: Shutterdown - Lakshya Chawla and Tanushka and Jaskaran
These snippets, nestled in beautiful frames, not only add a touch of nostalgia but also infuse your special day with cherished memories that will make you and your guests feel like you're reliving those happy moments from the past.
Honour a loved one
Images via: Sunny Dhiman Photography
We were so touched by how these brides honored their loved ones on their big day. They included beautiful images of their special people and carried them during their bridal entries, making them a meaningful part of the celebration.
Photo Wall? Count us in!
Images via: Weddingrams
Elevate your bridal portraits by having them captured in front of a stunning photo wall, taking your photos to the next level. It's a surefire way to add an extra touch of elegance and create timeless memories that will be cherished for years to come.
Cutesy Polaroids for the win
Images via: Magic Motion Media
Hanging cutesy polaroids of you and bae to the decor is the most aww-dorable idea. And here's the best part: turning it into a DIY project adds a delightful touch of fun for both of you to enjoy together.
Save your loved one a seat!
Images via:Through the Barrel
The heartfelt gesture by bride Ruchika, reserving a seat for her late father on her special day, truly touched our hearts.
Your Little Corner Down The Memory Lane
Images via: Pinterest
Create a cozy corner in your space where you can display all your favorite photos and add a personal touch. It's a super fun way to give your decor a sentimental vibe that'll make you smile every time you look at it.
Photo Guestbook for the keeps!
Images via: Pinterest
Capture the memories of your special day with a Polaroid camera, allowing your guests to take instant photos and leave heartfelt personal notes for the couple to cherish at the end of the night. It's an incredibly charming touch, don't you think?
Using Wooden Palette
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Wooden palettes can be made into all sorts of things, and hence, it's a great investment when it comes to intimate weddings. This wedding photo display idea screams minimalism and looks super adorable. Add your fav quote to it, and you're sorted!
Origami Is Your Best Friend
Image via Beginnings For You
Talk about DIY weddings and the first word that comes to everyone's mind is Origami. And by adding a photo to that paper plane you eventually add a missing personalised touch to your self-done decor.
Try It As A Welcome Board
Image via Pinterest
Aren't we all bored with those traditional, text-based boards? This one with photos is definitely as fresh as daisies.
In case You're Wondering "How Do I Show Lots Of Photos"?
Image via Tuhina and Filip
Clearly, one of our fav photos to display at wedding ideas. All you need is a roll of jute string, glass jars, and some carnations to create a photo backdrop like this one! Ain't this super stunning?
Clip Them To A Bunting
Image via Happyframes
No mood for a wedding memory board? Clip them to the existing decor, like a bunting, for that fun vibe!
A Tree Display!
Image via Plush Affairs
How cool is this idea? Most people use trees in outdoor weddings to hang lights, but a photo tree looks so amazing! Such a smart use of space!
On Your Wishing Tree!
Image via Anup J Kat Photography
Instead of hanging photos from a huge real tree, you can also place and deck up a dry one on your own using ribbons, lights, hanging floral arrangements and Christmas tree decorations! This couple from Bangalore made this wishing tree for the guests to leave messages for them on post-it notes! How cute is that?
A Table Display
Image via Mahima Bhatia Photography
This is also a simple wedding decoration idea, which still looks pretty classy and timeless! Use some cute frames and place them on a table. Decorate around it with some vases, vintage pieces and a cute monogram like this one to make it attractive!
As A Part Of The Centrepiece
Image via Pinterest
If you have a round table set up, then this is another idea you guys can consider. Have them placed in frames or just place little polaroid photos, looks cute either way!
Add Flowers To Make It Pop
You could even complement your photos with a DIY Love Story Board! Wondering what that is? Click here to find out! If you're looking for more tips to personalise your wedding, click here!