6 Unexpected Ways to Incorporate Barnwood into Your Wedding

Wedding season is in full swing! We love working with brides and grooms on the fun finishing touches to their wedding’s décor. We also know that planning a wedding can be very stressful and it can be difficult to figure out how to add those special, personalized details to your big day. If you’re looking for a rustic wedding, a pop of barnwood will add the perfect touch that you’re looking for. Here are six ways to incorporate barnwood décor into your special day. 1. Barnwood Wedding Signs:A rustic, hand-painted wedding sign is a super-simple decoration, perfect for outdoor weddings. From song lyrics to directional signs, there are endless possibilities.

2. Wine Barrel Cake Stand: A unique stand is the perfect way to display your wedding cake. This vintage wine barrel adds a touch of personality, while still fitting into your rustic theme. It also allows the cake to be the true centerpiece instead of getting lost within a large dessert table.

3. Guestbook Bench: Here’s a unique spin on the traditional wedding guestbook. Have your guests sign a barnwood bench, instead. After the wedding is over, you can add the bench to your home and reminisce about your special day.

4. Table Numbers:Table numbers are important decorations on their own, as they often serve as the centerpiece to every table. Get creative and make arrangements that feature rustic barnwood flair.

5. Wooden Escort Cards:Want something to match your table number theme? Use a round piece of barnwood as an escort card. They also serve a duel purpose of a drink coaster, which can ultimately be your wedding favor.

6. Birch Wood Style Wedding Cake:The look of birch wood is very popular among rustic weddings. Consider incorporating this trend into your wedding cake. You have the opportunity to show off lots of details like the "carved" heart with the bride and groom’s initials. (Disclaimer: There is NO actual barnwood in the cake of course!)

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