Fabric for Wedding Decorations

Ribbons are the basic element of most wedding decorations. Large ribbons are used to mark chairs and pew, medium ribbons to decoration railings and small ribbons tie wedding favor bags and bouquets. Wedding ribbons are made in a variety of fabrics, colors and styles. Wire ribbons hold their shape for floral arrangements. Bridal bouquets are luxurious with silk ribbons. Satin ribbons create traditional decorations for your wedding. Dramatic tulle ribbons make outstanding chair and pew markers. Other ribbon materials include tartan, chiffon, velvet and gingham.

Tulle is a frequently used fabric for wedding decorations because of its versatile, hexagonal weave that won't fray when cut. Purchase a roll of tulle to mark chairs and pews, decorate ceilings and walls and even cut down into small squares to wrap wedding favors then tie at the top with a small ribbon. Brides even use tulle as a bridal train or to puff out the bridal gown skirt.

Silk flowers are a lasting way to decoration your wedding with flowers. Have your flower girl throw silk rose petals down the aisle to announce the arrival of the bride. Another popular fabric for wedding decorations is linen, which is perfect at formal parties for tablecloths and covering chairs and is less costly than silk. Affordable materials to use for tablecloths and chair coverings including cotton, polyester, organza and lame. Lame has silver or gold threads to add a gossamer metallic glimmer to any area.

Lace is used for a variety of wedding decorations, the bridal gown and can even be copied on the wedding cake icing. Paper streamers and bells are an affordable way to fill in every corner at your wedding ceremony and reception.

Fabric for wedding decorations may be pricey or affordable, based on your budget. With a bit of creativity, you can use almost any material to create magic on your special day.