Deck The Halls: 27 (Non-Tacky) Christmas Wedding Decor Ideas

Stylish ways to infuse your day with festive fabulousness!

It's no secret that we're big fans of the festive season around here, but combine the magic and cosiness of Christmas with the excitement of a wedding and we're really in our element! Festive decor and little Christmassy details can really take a December wedding to the next level, so here we share the stylish Christmas wedding inspiration you need. From wintry ceremony backdrops and tablescapes, to cheerful little touches that help make the festive season special, we've rounded up 26 of our very favourite Christmas Wedding Decor Ideas for gorgeous winter styling.

1. Candles in a beautifully-decorated fireplace is a fantastic way to add a warm glow to a wintertime ceremony backdrop.

2. Line your aisle with draped festive foliage for a truly magical ceremony entrance.

3. Is there anything more romantic than mistletoe at this time of year? It looks so festive as pew ends for a ceremony! Plus it’ll make for gorgeous photographs of the newlyweds (and their guests!) cuddling up for a kiss underneath!

4. Why not welcome your guests with fun festive signage? We love the addition of lush green foliage to this welcome sign.

5. Fresh Christmas trees placed at the end of the aisle add a dramatic dose of festive magic and the scent of pine to a Christmas wedding ceremony.

6. Wreaths guarantee guests a warm welcome to your Christmas ceremony.

7. This darling wedding car, decorated for the festive season, proves that wreaths aren't just for doors!

8. This gorgeous yet simple festive menu scroll looks just like Santa's nice list!

9. We love this rustic table setting with its wood slice charger and napkin, tied up with a little wintergreen and cinnamon sticks.

10. Create a festive Hygge feeling with tall, tapered candles and a lush green garland for a simple but oh-so-effective tablescape.

11. Swap floral centrepieces for mini Christmas trees to give your reception tables a unique look.

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Photo from The Telegraph

12. Create a festive focal point over your tables using branches adorned with fairy lights and baubles.

13. This festive centrepiece full of rich colour and texture features ranunculus, roses and berries.

14. Mini greenery wreaths and personalised wood slices make the perfect winter wedding place cards.

15. A Christmas palette doesn't have to be all reds and greens! We love this eclectic pastel tablescape, featuring a mix of vintage and contemporary baubles.

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Photo from Ohhh Mhhh

16. Part fill a clear, used wine bottle with water, add a sprig of greenery like eucalyptus, a candle and voila! - you've got a charming piece of Christmas table décor.

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Photo by Katie Parra for coco+kelley

17. Bottlebrush trees are a fun little addition to your reception tables. You can pick these up from Sostrene Grene or Flying Tiger.

18. For an eye-catching cake table display, try your hand at papercut snowflakes à la iconic Christmas movie Elf.

19. Lush green foliage paired with red taper candles is the perfect Christmas table centrepiece combo!

Photo by Wonder & Magic via One Fab Day

20. For a festive escort card display, try tying simple name cards paired with luxe velvet ribbon onto a Christmas tree!

21. We love the idea of custom throws as winter wedding chair decor. Plus, you can use them in your home afterwards!

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Photo from Beau Coup 

22. A Christmas wreath with a red plaid bow and a mini sign is the perfect chair decor for newlyweds.

23. Fresh foliage instantly amps up the bar area and adds a touch of festive luxury.

24. No wedding would be complete without a photobooth, so why not create a fun festive backdrop, complete with a sleigh and a taxidermy-inspired reindeer?

25. Poinsettias and pine cones - the perfect Christmas combo! Try individual miniature potted poinsettias at each place setting, which can also double as a sustainable favour. We have lots more poinsettia styling ideas here.

26. We can't forget the cake... metallic pine cones, foliage and neutral florals perfectly blends minimalism with festive vibes.

Photo by Anneli Marinovich

27. Gingerbread houses but make it chic. Pop them into bell jars and nestle them within luscious florals.

Our Top Tips for Christmas Wedding Decor

  • Getting married around Christmas can mean great savings on decor if your venue is already decked out for the season, but it's a good idea to check what decorations the venue will be using, how they'll look, and where they'll be, so they don't clash with how you want your day to look.
  • Likewise, don't assume your venue will have Christmas decorations, as some may leave the space as a blank canvas for couples.
  • Ask your florist to deck the halls with boughs of budget-friendly foliage such as holly, pine branches, eucalyptus, ivy and mistletoe to fill a big space.
  • Candles create warm and welcoming vibes on cold days, so fill your tables, fireplaces and alcoves with tapered, pillar and votive candles for flattering glow.
  • Don't forget about the January sales! This is an ideal time to pick up Christmas decor in bulk for a fraction of the original price for next year.

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