25+ Doughnut Ideas Your Guests Will Go Nuts Over

Doughnuts started as a trend; but now they've become a permanent fixture at weddings. Here are some of our favorite ways to use this delectable treat in your wedding day.

By: Kristen Klein

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Place them in bowls with chalkboard signs spelling out the flavors.

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Doughnut Holes
Who could forget about those bite-size doughnut holes? Serve a tiered platter filled with these mini treats.
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Doughnut Walls
Hang your doughnuts from key hooks.
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Doughnut Stacks
Choose sprinkles that match your color scheme.
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Doughnut Cakes
Double the dessert! Top your cupcakes with mini doughnuts.
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Doughnut Walls
A framed peg board is the perfect spot to hang some delicious doughnuts.
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Doughnut Walls
An entire wall made of doughnuts? Yes, please.
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Doughnut Cakes
Not a fan of the traditional wedding cake? Keep a top tier just for cutting, and serve a tower of doughnuts instead.
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Doughnut Holes
Create mini kabobs out of doughnut holes.
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Doughnut Décor
String up a garland made of doughnuts.
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Doughnut Favors
Send each guest home with a takeaway box filled with mini-doughnuts.
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Doughnut Bars
Stacked doughnuts are an easy and inviting way to display your tasty treats.
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Doughnut Holes
Draw inspiration from croquembouche, a traditional French dessert, and display your doughnut holes as a tower.
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Doughnut Shop
Guests will go wild when a doughnut truck pulls up to your wedding.
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Doughnut Towers
...to modern.
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Doughnut Shop
How adorable is this? Set up your own mini doughnut shop!
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Doughnut Holes
Paper cones filled with doughnut holes are perfect grab-and-go treats.
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Doughnut Walls
Getting married outdoors? Don't let that stand in the way of your doughnut wall dreams. Create a makeshift wall with some drywall.
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Doughnuts & Drinks
Perfect for the kids — drop a sprinkle doughnut on top of each mini jug of milk.
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Doughnut Bars
One of the best things about doughnuts is the huge variety of flavors. Even with just piles and piles of doughnuts, you'll still have plenty of variety for your dessert bar.
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Doughnut Walls
This rustic display is doughnut-lover's dream come true.
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Doughnut Towers
You can create a doughnut tower that matches any wedding style, from rustic...
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Doughnut Towers
...to vintage...
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Doughnut Towers
Doughnuts decorated as the bride and groom are delicious and adorable.
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Doughnuts & Drinks
Doughnuts are the perfect late-night snack. Serve your coffee (or hot chocolate) in to-go cups topped with doughnut holes.
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Doughnut Favors
Pick up favor-ready sets from your favorite doughnut shop.
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Doughnut Décor
Doughnuts can also be a part of your décor — photograph your rings on top of a stack of doughnut holes.
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Doughnut Favors
Powdered doughnuts may be too messy to eat in formalwear, but they're perfect for sending home as favors.
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Doughnut Cakes
Have your cake and eat doughnuts, too.
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