15 Succulent Wedding Décor Ideas for a Desert-Chic Vibe
If you prefer natural greenery to colorful flowers, try adding some succulent wedding decor to your big day.
Flowers are traditional and greenery is so last year — this year, it’s all about the succulent wedding decor. This durable plant is both functional — it won’t wilt as quickly as florals do — and pretty — it infuses different shades of color into your wedding. From cacti to aloe vera, there’re a variety of succulents to choose from that can suit your wedding theme, whether it’s nuptials in the desert or a rustic chic affair in the barn. And there are equally diverse ways to flaunt them — in bouquets, centerpieces, escort displays, or ceremony aisles, to name just a few.
If you’re in need of some sweet inspiration, steal some from these succulent wedding décor ideas.
Bowls of succulents bring texture and a bit of watercolor whimsy to reception tables.
Potted succulents unexpectedly add a tropical vibe as aisle markers.
This rustic meets vintage set-up welcomes guests with quirky touches, from a luggage card holder to miniature succulents.
Cacti are succulents, too! Pair assorted types with blue glassware, bare tables, and pastel linens for succulent wedding décor with a desert feel.
Adorn each place setting with a succulent for a fun touch. Bonus: they double as favors.
Forget flowers — succulents are the perfect alternative for a groom’s boutonniere.
Sweetheart tables could use succulents, too. When combined with gilded vases and white accents for a glam neutral palette, they take on a chic Palm Springs spin.
Give a traditional white cake some flair with succulent wedding décor — it’s an easy way to create a botanic touch.
A mossy garden of succulents makes a statement centerpiece perfect for a woodland wedding.
Upgrade paper escort cards by attaching them to succulents. Not only is it functional, it also doubles as décor.
Greenery and succulents combine for a decadent cascading bouquet.
One of our favorite succulent wedding décor ideas: Place small potted succulents along runners of eucalyptus for an organic minimalist look.
This dessert table is on fire with trends: succulents, gilded accents, and geometric terrariums.
We’re loving these succulent initials! They immediately personalize a sweetheart table with a punch of woodsy flair.
The sea meets the woods in this bohemian centerpiece of driftwood, moss, and succulents. Hanging votives promise to light it up with magic.
