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  Princess-cut stone with channel-set diamond baguettes by EvelynH.

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  Christopher Designs

  L’Amour Crisscut diamond in a split- shank band by Christopher Designs.

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  David Yurman

  Platinum cable band with solitaire prong- set diamond by David Yurman.

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  De Beers

  Diamond encircled by a micropavé double-halo setting by De Beers.

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  Bel Viaggio

  Modern bezel-set moissanite with pavé diamond band by Bel Viaggio.

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  Hearts On Fire

  Shared prong-set round diamond with floral cluster by Hearts On Fire.

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  Brilliant Earth

  Three-stone setting with square and trapezoid diamonds by Brilliant Earth.

Beautiful Settings for Your Engagement Ring

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  Or gather the troops for a giant balloon release together.

  Photo Credit: Diana M Lott Photography

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  Exits & Sendoffs

  Take your love of balloons to new hights with a hot air balloon! Exchange vows during a balloon ride, or just book a balloon ride for a dramatic exit. 

  Photo courtesy of Finger Lakes Tourism

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  Exits & Sendoffs

  Have your guests release biodegradable balloons as you pass. 

  Photo Credit: Elle M Events

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  Exits & Sendoffs

  Adorn your classic getaway car with pretty balloons for a touch of fun as you depart into married life together.

  Photo Credit: Orange Turtle Photography

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  Exits & Sendoffs

  These aren't your ordinary balloons; they're illuminated by LED lights inside, making them perfect for your nighttime sendoff.

  Photo Credit: Cami Takes Photos

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  Dessert Displays

  Showcase your relationship through the years with a floating photo display over the dessert table. 

  Photo Credit: Troy Grover Photography

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  Dessert Display

  A balloon garland is a whimsical way to dress up the dessert table. 

  Photo Credit: Sugar & Cloth

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  Dessert Display

  Metallic balloons pop against this rustic setting and help tie together the whole dessert display.

  Photo Credit: Onelove Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Classic black and white balloons lend a modern touch. 

  Photo Credit: Melissa Musgrove Photography

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  Reception Décor

  You don't need a high ceiling to decorate with balloons; ribbons cascading down create a fun feel for your reception's entrance.

  Photo Credit: Beatrici Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Dress up the entryway with a balloon garland.

  Photo Credit: Max and Friends

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  Reception Décor

  The bigger, the better! These giant balloons help fill a bare reception space.

  Photo Credit: Nathan Russell Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Add some confetti inside your balloons for a creative touch.

  Photo Credit: Ann-Kathrin Koch

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  Reception Décor

  Simple white balloons work perfectly at an outdoor wedding.

  Photo Credit: Ellie Grover

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  Reception Décor

  A balloon net above the dance floor creates a fun focal point. Drop the balloons onto your guests at the end of the night!

  Photo Credit: Jillian Michelle Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Give your wedding a festive flair with hot air balloons floating above the tables.

  Photo Credit: 5ive15ifteen Photo Company

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  Reception Décor

  Rosé all day! Adorn your bubbly bar with cheerful balloons.

  Photo Credit: Brittany Gidley Photography

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  Reception Décor

  A bubblegum balloon display over the front entrance sets the tone for a fun day.

  Photo courtesy of Bubblegum Ballooms

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  Reception Décor

  With such a statement-making tent, simple white balloons are the perfect choice.

  Photo Credit: Kat Forsyth Photography

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  Reception Décor

  Utilize balloons as your table number signs.

  Photo Credit: Averyhouse

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  Centerpieces

  White balloons set high above the tables create a dreamy vibe.

  Photo courtesy of Bubblegum Balloons

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  Centerpieces

  Transform basic balloons into hot air balloon centerpieces.

  Photo Credit: Shanell Bledsoe Photography

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  Centerpieces

  Incorporating balloons doesn't mean you have to skip flowers; enhance the colors of the flowers with bright balloons.

  Photo courtesy of Bubblegum Ballooms

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  Centerpieces

  Top off each floral centerpiece with an oversized balloon.

  Photo courtesy of Bubblegum Balloons

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  Accents

  Balloons are inexpensive, but the helium can add up quickly. Combine glitter, twinkly lights, and balloons on the floor for a dreamy, bubble-like effect.

  Photo Credit: Love Me Do Photography

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  Accents

  If you just can't get on board with the balloon trend, consider this wraught iron version.

  Photo Credit: Mango Studios

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  Accents

  Make a statement with jumbo balloons filled with jumbo confetti.

  Photo courtesy of The Party Postman

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  Accents

  Decorate your chairs with personalized balloons and fun streamers.

  Photo Credit: Twigs & Twirls

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  Guest Book

  Use balloons to create a memorable guest book! Fill the balloons with paint, and have guests toss darts to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art to decorate your home.

  Photo Credit: Katelyn James Photography

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  Save the Date

  Set the tone for a fun wedding with this save-the-date you have to inflate to find out the date. 

  Photo courtesy of Something Turquoise

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  Pop the Question

  Mailing a balloon isn't always easy. For your long-distance bridesmaids, avoid having your proposal pop in transit by using a balloon scratch-off instead.

  Photo courtesy of Crafts By Fa/Etsy

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  Pop the Question

  Use a balloon to literally pop the question to your bridesmaids.

  Photo courtesy of The Party Posse/Etsy

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  Photo Ideas

  Give each of your bridesmaids a single balloon to carry.

  Photo Credit: Peaches & Mint

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  Photo Ideas

  Show off your wedding colors with balloons.

  Photo Credit: Meg Hamilton of Rodeo & Co.

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  Photo Ideas

  Create a colorful photo backdrop with jumbo balloons.

  Photo Credit: Jennifer Robbins

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  Photo Ideas

  A trio of balloons is the perfect photo prop.

  Photo Credit: Alea Lovely

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  Photo Ideas

  Spell out your wedding date with balloons.

  Photo Credit: Suzuran Photography

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  Photo Ideas

  Make your first look even more fun with a balloon release.

  Photo Credit: Michael Segal

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  Photo Ideas

  Getting married at the happiest place on Earth? Don't forget the Mickey Mouse balloons.

  Photo Credit: Disney Fine Art Photography Video

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  Photo Ideas

  Colorful balloons are the icing on the cake in this fun Disney wedding photo.

  Photo Credit: Ty Boyce of Disney Fine Art Photography & Video

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  Photo Ideas

  Personalize your balloons with a sweet saying.

  Photo Credit: Mike Arick Photography

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  Photo Ideas

  Yay for the big day! Say how you feel with inflatables. 

  Photo Credit: Terry Doyle

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  Ring Bearer

  Have your ring bearer carry a balloon with a special message down the aisle. 

  Photo courtesy of Bridal Musings

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  Ceremony Décor

  Create a show-stopping backdrop with balloons in varying sizes.

  Photo Credit: Birds of a Feather

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  Ceremony Décor

  Accent your ceremony backdrop with a few balloons.

  Photo Credit: Marrow By Glass Jar Photography

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  Ceremony Décor

  Your walk down the aisle becomes even more beautiful with oversized balloons lining the path.

  Photo Credit: Linda Chaia Photography

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  Ceremony Décor

  Provide contrast to stark white balloons with colorful tassels. 

  Photo Credit: Cornhill Photography

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  Ceremony Décor

  A balloon arch becomes wedding-appropriate with some fresh greenery woven throughout.

  Photo courtesy of Borrowed & Blue

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  Ceremony Décor

  Go bold with your balloons and fully embrace the fun, festive vibe it creates.

  Photo Credit: We Heart Pictures

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  Ceremony Décor

  A whimsical balloon backdrop provides a wonderful contrast to an industrial wedding setting.

  Photo Credit: Girl Friday Creative

50 Creative Ways to Use Balloons in Your Wedding