6 Macrame Decor Elements for a Boho-chic Wedding

Macrame- an art that developed in the 13th century by Arabic weavers, is proving to become quite a rage when it comes to the decor arena, in millennial minimalistic weddings.

From cakes to backdrops and chandeliers to table covers, Macrame is being opted for by contemporary couples to incorporate in their wedding decor. 

There is something attractive about this creamy string, that is making it a sought-after element in Boho-themed weddings. The weave style is winning hearts and its versatility has me swooning over it. 

If you too are intrigued and want to know how you can incorporate Macrame in your wedding, here are some ideas:

1. Macrame hanging

Image source: The Poffs

This large macrame hanging set on the wall with tiny roses, ferns and foliage, and pampas grass is the perfect element to make any backdrop stand out!

2. Macrame on cake 

Image source: Lauren Rae Photography

Drop the icing and other cake decoration ideas and go in for something unusual like this macrame element.

3. Suspended Plants with Macrame

Image source: Jane in the Woods 

Adding potted plants suspended from the roof to a day pre-wedding function can add a touch of simplicity to the decor while keeping it eco-friendly. Not to miss the macrame suspenders that exude a homely charm.

4. Table cover

Image source: Pinterest 

This whimsical bar has a mix of some chic and cutesy decor elements- wooden crates, exotic blooms, a rustic barrel, ceramic pots, and a dip-dyed macrame table cloth that adds a Boho-chic vibe!

5. Macrame Chandeliers

Image source: Melissa Jill Photography

These unconventionally designed macrame chandeliers are an ideal pick for those who are planning to have an outdoor wedding. The best part is they are cost-effective too!

6. Whimsical backdrop

Image source: Olivia Marshall

Scouting for a minimalistic mehendi backdrop idea?

With these gigantic hoops made put of macrame, colourful dahlias, and a rustic frame, this is a gorgeous and elegant backdrop option.

All set to experiment with macrame elements?