Pastel pink wedding decorations create a romantic ambiance and combine so perfectly with other shades, while deep pink and magenta are bold, passionate colours - wonderful for winter and autumn celebrations. Let’s take a look at some inspirational pink wedding ideas, from table décor to beautiful cakes.
On the Table
You and your guests will spend some time at the table, enjoying your wedding breakfast and the speeches. Consider well placed pink wedding decorations, from centrepieces to favours and table stationery.
Floral centrepieces are the obvious way to add colour. These vases are pretty as can be, with the silver lending a touch of vintage style.
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Even your table number and other table stationery should be pink.
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Chair back decorations are a lovely idea. If you’re watching the budget, just have them on the top table.
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We love this stunning floral table runner.
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Pretty pink cookies make lovely wedding favours.
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Sometimes all you need is a hint of a colour. Pink napkins look pretty on a simple white table.
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For a more elaborate table, introduce pink china.
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Venue Style
Look around your venue to decide where else you might add decorations. Don’t waste money decorating areas that won’t be seen, but do create focal points with floral arrangements and balloons.
Stationery should complement your pink wedding theme. Introduce guests to the venue style with a pink seating plan.
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Well placed floral decorations will make all the difference to your venue. This elegant menu board is beautifully adorned with pink blooms.
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Balloons can make fabulous decorations. We love these giant balloons with tassel tails.
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Ribbons and streamers make pretty curtains, both inside and out.
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With high ceilings, consider adding some decoration from above. Paper lanterns work exceptionally well.
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We love these teacups filled with pink blooms – perfect for lining a bar, table or wall and well suited to a vintage theme.
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Have your Cake
Of course, your wedding cake should be considered a key element of your wedding decorations. Embrace the pink wedding theme with a cake that suits the style of your wedding.
The prettiest sugar flowers adorn this elegant stacked cake.
Image courtesy of Rosalind Miller Cakes
Add a metallic tier for a hint of glamour. Gold and pink work perfectly together.
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For a more rustic style of wedding, consider a naked cake. This semi-naked design features pink buttercream and beautiful fresh flowers.
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Deeper shades of pink are rich, decadent and imposing. This gold cake adorned with deep pink blooms works well in a historic setting.
Image courtesy of Elizabeth’s Cake Emporium
Go Outside
Whether you’re planning an outdoor ceremony or hoping to enjoy a garden for welcome drinks, take those pink wedding decorations outside.
Bunting always works well in the great outdoors.
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If you’re having an outdoor ceremony, line the aisle with pink petals and flowers.
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Light up the garden with pretty lanterns.
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Outdoor signage is a lovely addition to any wedding. This single pink rose makes all the difference.
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If you get married at the right time of year, the cherry blossom might just provide your pink décor for you!
Image courtesy of Amy Arrington Photography
Time to Dine
Even food and drink can complement your chosen colour scheme.
This summer punch looks too good to drink!
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Bite-size slices of watermelon fit the bill and will be adored by your guests on a hot summers day.
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How about a pink signature cocktail decorated with a strawberry?
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For a savoury treat, consider fresh sushi.
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Candy floss? Yes please!
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Delight your guests with pink popcorn. Placed on a table for guests to take home, it becomes a decoration.
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And finally… your pink theme should carry throughout the day, from pretty stationery to elegant bridesmaid dresses.
