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  You can never go wrong with the classic rustic element that is an old wine barrel — they’re a perfect accent piece in any spot of the wedding. Top them off with a bounty of bright blooms and succulents for a dash of color.

  Photo Credit: Gavin Farrington

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  Bar

  A worn hutch makes for a beautiful bar, mirroring the ruggedness of the hills behind. An arch of eucalyptus and basket of baguettes round out the Italian countryside vibes.

  Photo Credit: Megan Welker

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  Aisle Markers

  Mercury jars sprouting fresh ferns and flowers in shades of marsala add a rustic glam touch.

  Photo Credit: Clean Plate Pictures

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  Cocktail Tables

  Oversized wine spools for cocktail hour are an easy way to carry out your wedding’s theme. Even better — they don’t require the cost of tablecloths. Leave them bare to emphasize the style, topping them with a lantern for a simple centerpiece.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Cocktail Table Centerpiece

  Skip the vases and bring out the wooden planters for natural vibes — they make vivid blooms and succulents pop even more than they already do.

  Photo Credit: Heather Scharf Photography

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  Chandelier

  “Floating” candles adorn an oversized wreath of brambles and twigs, juxtaposing magical elegance with nature.

  Photo Credit: Sarah Kate

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  Ceremony Setting

  Makeshift pews out of wooden planks and tree stumps mimic the towering tree that serves as an altar, bringing this earthy ceremony setting full circle.

  Photo Credit: Marina Koslow

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  Ceremony Seating

  Alternating ceremony seats of wooden pews and cross-backed wooden chairs pairs a rustic look with industrial vibes.

  Photo Credit: Sposto Photography

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  Ceremony Backdrop

  Tarnished mismatching doors and gilded lanterns meet organic details of wild branches and abundant burgundy blooms, embodying a romantic rustic ideal.

  Photo Credit: Art De Vie

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  Ceremony Arch

  A powerful arch of vivid wildflowers mirrors the wilderness of the outdoors, making a statement against a beautifully barren backdrop. 

  Photo Credit: Melissa Oholendt / Florist: Munster Rose

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  Ceremony Aisle

  A distressed, rusted milk churn topped with bountiful blooms brings bucolic vibes to the ceremony aisle.

  Photo Credit: Genesa Richards Photography

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  Centerpiece

  Baby’s breath has a gentle country charm. Place them in mason jars wrapped in ribbon and burlap for full effect.

  Photo Credit: Next to Me Studios

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  Ceiling Décor

  Suspended grapevine balls enwrapped in fairy lights bring a magical effect to high ceilings.

  Photo Credit: Brinton Studios

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  Candles

  Miniature candles on tiers of birch stumps add a soft, romantic glow to any corner.

  Photo Credit: Marcos Sanchez Photography

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  Cake Table

  This cake display is barrels of fun. Buckets and spools intermix with cake pedestals to round out the barnyard feel.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Blanket Station

  Hay bales, logs, and patchwork quilts — what more could guests want in a rustic fall wedding? If the air is crisp, keep blankets out for them to stay comfortable, and accent the “snuggle station” with a distressed wooden initial and iron birdcage for a unique touch.

  Photo Credit: Ryan & Rach

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  Beer Tap

  This beer tap is rife with natural elements, from various grains of lumber to abundant greenery. Deer antlers complete the simplistically stunning look.

  Photo Credit: c.m.elle studios

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  Beer Bottles

  Personalize your wedding sign — in lieu of a wood, beer bottles with painted letters lend a bit of old-fashioned charm.

  Photo Credit: The Kama Photography

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  Overhang

  Earthy mason jars held by twine hang from a suspended platform in a unique overhang that casts a soft, amber glow over reception tables.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Newlywed Chairs

  Brass initials are a sweet addition to his and hers chairs.

  Photo Credit: Wee Three Sparrows Photography

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  Name Setings

  A raw and earthy branch is the ideal outdoorsy element to show off your new name.

  Photo Credit: Charli Photography

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  Menu

  A windswept window offers a glimpse of the night’s delectables.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Lounge Area

  Hay bale couches, wine barrel table ends, plaid accents, and antler and ladder décor make this industrial barn lounge area a rustic dream.

  Photo Credit: John Barwood Photography

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  Interiors

  From shutters and rafters to diverse chairs and minimal tables, bare wooden elements mix and match for a farmhouse feel.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Head Table

  This reception style is the definition of rustic chic. Wood interiors and a stone hearth play home to an enchanting chandelier, gauzy white curtains, and an elegantly exposed head table showcasing a stunning swath of foliage.

  Photo Credit: Lane Dittoe

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  Guest Book

  A shabby desk hosts a rustic guest book display complete with vase of sunflowers and stones, wood stump, and lantern. Our favorite part — the couple captured kissing on a hay bale in the frame.

  Photo Credit: Lisa Price Photography

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  Favors Station

  Turn your favors into décor piece that will make your guests pause on their way out. From a battered jade desk to the gift of nuts, this station is head-to-toe rustic.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Escort Cards

  Bring the garden inside. Sprigs of wildflowers for escort cards add a fresh and lush touch. Place them in a planter box for full effect.

  Photo Credit: James Moes

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  Entrance

  White curtains frame romantic views when pulled back against a barn doorway, especially when illuminated by the light inside.

  Photo Credit: Britt Rene Photo

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  Drink Station

  As if your guests will need another reason to drink, this warm and sunny set-up will entice all to take a jar off its honey-hued shelves and have a good time.

  Photo Credit: Lisa Price Photography

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  Door Trim

  A garland of foliage and orange blossoms adds a natural touch to the doorway of the ceremony venue.

  Photo Credit: Artemis Photography

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  Dessert Display

  An old-fashioned wooden bar card lends a sophisticated rustic air to this display of sweets and botany.

  Photo Credit: Michelle Chiu

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  Staircase Accents

  Old crates overspilling with heaps of lavish flora and fauna liven up any set up steps.

  Photo Credit: Robin O’Neill Photography

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  Sign Post

  Directional signs adorned with cascading greenery pair with a vintage bike for a rustic look that borders on whimsy.

  Photo Credit: Jonathon Ong

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  Seating Chart

  Weathered birch branches are fashioned into an abstract shape for a creative seating chart that looks like it’s part of the garden it’s standing in.

  Photo Credit: Hetler Photography

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  Runner

  A runner of brambles, moss, and florals have a natural, wild look that strikingly juxtaposes with an elegant ice blue place setting.

  Photo Credit: Art De Vie

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  Reception Venue

  An old spun wheel turned chandelier, twinkle lights, and beige linens with accents of greenery turn on the refined rural charm in this barnyard reception.

  Photo Credit: Katelyn James Photography

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  Reception Tables

  This Tuscan-inspired table is all rustic elegance. A centerpiece on ash wood of peach blossoms, navy tapered candles, and scattered fruits set against pale brick walls and a distressed door call to mind a pastel harvest.

  Photo Credit: Emma Pilkington

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  Reception Chairs

  Give your reception chairs a bit of flair by tying a burlap bow around the back, topped with a sunflower for a pop of color.

  Photo Credit: The Cole Portfolio Photography

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  Programs

  Rolled up parchment programs tied with twine and a delicate sprig of buds emit a thoroughly organic feel.

  Photo Credit: Mirrorbox Photography
  

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  Program Sign

  Or, nix the traditional programs and make a serious décor statement with a large sign of the ceremony proceedings. A piece of wood framed in antique gold tacked against a thick trunk brings elegance and rural together.

  Photo Credit: Jen Rodriguez

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  Popcorn Bar

  Let your wedding theme guide your snack stations. Popped kernels of corn are an ideal complement to a rustic wedding, especially when served in wooden stand with a linen canopy.

  Photo Credit: Noi Tran Photography

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  Place Settings

  Wooden slabs substitute plates to bring a bit of Mother Nature to the table.

  Photo Credit: Jenna McElroy

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  Place Cards

  Cowboy boot card holders add a dash of Southwest country charm.

  Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography

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  Photo Wall

  Wooden pallets play backdrop to the history of this couple’s life and love.

  Photo Credit: This Modern Love Photography

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  Tree Stumps

  Who needs chairs when you have tree stumps? Place them at the reception table for a unique touch to your backyard affair.

  Photo Credit: Artemis Photography

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  Tabletop

  Minimalism knows how to work a rustic tabletop look. Forgo a tablecloth and opt only for a runner, simple plates, and eye-catching, yet subtle, florals in shades of pink and burgundy to let wooden tables really steal the moment.

  Photo Credit: Ken Kienow

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  Table Number

  Raw wood makes a natural — and affordable — backdrop for a table number. A tablescape in lush greenery, deep jewel tones, and mercury accents complements the richness of the lumber.

  Photo Credit: Studio 623 Photography

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  Table Décor

  An antique letterbox, mercury vase, and books wrapped in twine, all accented with leafs of green, merge vintage and rustic.

  Photo Credit: Clean Plate Pictures

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  Sweetheart Table

  The battered surface of this sweetheart table does all the talking — no extravagant table setting necessary. In a gorgeous fashion of botany, a mountain of foliage graces the front. 

  Photo Credit: Casey Rose Photography

50 Rustic Wedding Decorations