The wedding arch may have originated from the ancient tradition of the arch of swords. The bride and groom would walk through an arch of swords to ensure their safe passage into their new life together. The wedding arch can complete the bridal theme of an outdoor ceremony or enhance the beauty of a chapel. As nature's colors fade into winter, this arch carried out the joyful theme of Bryan and Jamie's wedding day.
There are ten types of arches and we will write about each over the next few days, with suggestions for creating the perfect one for your wedding. We will also write about the tradition of the Chuppah (Marriage Canopy).
With over two decades of creating flowers for brides, The Holly Berry has become an Evergreen, Colorado, wedding tradition.
There is a charming simplicity to the Woodsy Arch, that echos the beauty of nature. This arch is all Sunflowers with fern accents and was designed by The Holly Berry for a summer wedding at The Meadows at Marshdale. A Woodsy Arch can incorporate grape vines and a variety of flowers.