In 2020, there’s no reason to have a boring wedding. When you’re coming up with your wedding budget and plans, think about where you can pop in some artsy wedding choices to make your event stand out (to you and your guests!).
Literal Art
Ceremony painters are gaining popularity. Artists such as Elaine Burge, Maggie Smith, Ann Bailey, Ben Keys of Wed on Canvas, and Jamie Calkin (all linked) are just a few examples of painters who will attend your event and recreate the scene live. Not only will you have a beautiful piece of art to cherish forever, your guests–especially those with shorter attention spans–will also benefit from the added entertainment!
Creative Arbors
Geometric arbors are all the rage, and Daisy Hill has a range of shapes and sizes for clients to spice up any ceremony with. Arbors will be prominent in your ceremony regardless of your other decor choices, and how your ‘dress them up’ (or down) depends on your budget, reception-flip factors, and overall theme.
The following featured photos are from Daisy Hill weddings, using our variety of arbors. Contact us to get more details about the rest of our selection.
Photo by Tiffany Marie Photography 
Photo by Nicole Hoffman Photography 
Photo by Lunalee Photography 
Photo by Anchor and Oak Photography 
Photo by Maggie Folker Photography
For some arbor Pinterest inspiration, check out our board:
Not “Just A Playlist”
Be intentional about who controls your wedding jams. From splurging on live bands to especially fun DJs, musical engagement is undeniably important for both the ceremony and reception.
While you’re thinking about artsy wedding choices and, in particular, music, read over our articles “Event Prepping: Dancing at Home, Part I” and “Event Prepping: Dancing from Home, Part II.” You might find something inspiring! Whether you’re more into paintings, decor, music, or some other means of creativity, there are art-related choices to make for your wedding. Each could add memorable details for not only you and your spouse, but also for your guests!
Be the stand-out wedding this coming wedding season. Where did you leave room in your budget for an artsy twist?