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Wedding chair decorations can enhance an outdoor or indoor ceremony. It doesn’t matter where the ceremony is held whether it is in a tree lined park with green rolling hills, the backyard of the family home, on the beach, in a church or hall. Once the chairs are arranged, there are a few things that you can do to create a sense of intimacy.
Tulle can be used to make cheap wedding chair covers and pew decorations. It is inexpensive and adds an instant beauty when wrapped or tied to the backs or sides of chairs in a swag fashion. Instead of a wedding chair cover, cut a 2 meter (6’) length of tulle and tie it around the chair back finishing it off as a big bow. Dress up the bows with cones of fresh flowers, silk flowers or greenery.
It can become quite expensive to have a florist do the flowers for the chairs. To save on cost ask family and friends if they can supply you with flowers from their garden. Another cost saving tip is to decorate every second or third chair or just run the flowers down the outside chairs of the center aisle.
You can hire wedding chair covers and wedding chair decorations from specialist hire stores.
Wedding Chair Decoration Ideas
- Wide satin ribbons can also be used to make chair bows and finished with flowers.
- Lengths of satin ribbon can be used as a swag down the center aisle and use a single flower at the points where the swag meets the top of the chair.
- Decorate the back of chairs with a length of tulle. Start from the bottom of the chair legs and criss cross the tulle until you reach the top of the chair (just like a ballerina would do to lace up her shoes). Secure the tulle by wrapping it around the top bar in the center and knot if off at the back. Finish of with a ribbon bow or flowers.
- Use a wide satin ribbon. Make a large bow with five or six loops have the tails of the bows almost reach the floor. Cut the tails so that they are all at various lengths. Then pin on flower heads to the bow tails. Secure to the outside edge of the chair.
- Paper cones filled with flowers or rose petals make a lovely decoration on the back of the chair or at the end of the row.
Tip
Before placing the flowers on the chairs, fill a small plastic bag or container with water and secure to the flower. This will preserve the flowers and keep the tulle for becoming wet.
Wedding Chair Decoration Pictures
Ends of the chair rows have been decorated with red ribbon and white flower balls creating a lovely entrance for the bride.
The center aisle has been decorated with a swag of tulle. It has been draped from one chair to the next and finished of with red flowers. Your guest will have the enter the seats from the outside of the chair arrangements.
Pew or chair bow.
The top of the chairs have been covered with tulle tied at the back and fashioned into a bow. Then finished of with flowers and ivy. This would look great for the bride and groom.
Lilies and lavender are tied to the end of this chair with a dark purple bow. 
Tulle and ribbon blowing in the wind.
Several red roses are hung to the side of the chair in a glass container with a beaded wire frame. 
White chairs and kissing balls.
Wedding chairs covered with linen. The aisle has been accented with hanging flower balls.
Wedding chairs and linen, decorated with a tulle swag and floral arrangements. 
Bride and Groom wedding chairs.
Wedding reception chair.
Tulle, satin bows and gladioli’s make a lovely display on these wedding ceremony chairs.
White orchids and fern are a perfect match.
Pink wedding theme.
This chair features a red and pink bouquet and organza ribbons.
Daisy and pink ribbon blowing gently in the wind.
Tulle has been cut into narrow widths and secured to the backs of the chairs and a white rose finishes of the display.
Swags of greenery and satin ribbon.
A simple decoration of ribbon is used here.
Red berries decorate the back of this chair.
Wedding ceremony programs are the decorations for these chairs. 
Crystal organza fabric has been cut,the edge has been over locked and then tied into a bow at the back of the chair.
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