Tie the Knot with Decorative Bows
Monogrammed Bouquet Wrap
Trade in a traditional silk ribbon bouquet wrap for a pink seersucker bow—monogrammed, of course.
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Striped Curtain Tie
Dress up a standard rental with a pop of pattern—an extra-wide striped ribbon will do the trick!
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Garland Accent
A garland of greenery tied with a bow is a simple but sophisticated way to welcome guests to your venue.
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Tulle Hair Bow
For an outdoor wedding where a veil may be a hassle in the wind, a tulle headband is a perfectly whimsical alternative.
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Bridal Champagne
We didn’t think it was possible for mini bottles of champagne to be more adorable—and then someone adorned them with tulle bows! Just right for a pre-wedding bridal party toast.
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Mason Jar Koozie
Signature cocktails served in a Mason jar, complete with a burlap wrap and a ribbon, would be right at home at a rustic wedding.
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Bow Tie Necklace
Switch out ceremony pearls for a bow tie necklace at the reception—it makes a sweet counterpart to a Southern groom’s favorite wedding accessory.
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Napkin Bow
Fold your napkins into bow shapes to make even the simplest place setting delightful.
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Elegant Sash
A simple silk sheath gown gains a big dose of drama with an oversize bow in the back.
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Chair Decor
Bows tied to the bride’s and groom’s chairs are charming and budget-friendly—try a color that contrasts with the chairs, or one that’s already in the wedding palette.