75 Ideas For a Rustic Wedding

Dress down your bridal part with cowboy boots and jeans; make your groom stand out by adding a blazer.

A countryman is never fully dressed without a cowboy hat.

Printed dresses — with pockets! — are the perfect level of formality for the occasion.

Cowboy boots don't have to be brown; stand out by wearing a jewel tone.

This color palette fits in perfectly at a country wedding.

The rustic bouquet is purposely imperfect. Choose an arrangement that looks like you could've plucked it right out of the garden.

A bold arrangement of wildflowers lends rustic appeal.

Keep the stems of your wildflowers loose for a more relaxed vibe.

Shades of white combined with loose greenery reflect the more laid-back vibe of a rustic wedding.

Sunflowers are a cheerful choice; add some lavender for contrast.

Instead of bouquets, give each bridesmaid a minivase of baby's breath in a twine-wrapped mason jar to carry down the aisle.

Fun photo op — place your bouquets in your cowboy boots!

Complete your groom's look with a succulent boutonniere combined with twigs and fresh leaves.

Greet your guests with a chalkboard wedding menu propped up by bales of hay.

Decorate your aisle with burlap, lace, and baby's breath.

Bring the outdoors in with an ivy-covered wooden ceremony arch.

Host your ceremony in front of an outdoor wedding chapel.

Let your flower girl reflect your rustic vibe with a crown of ivy in her hair and a moss-covered basket to hold her petals.

Give your flower girls a burlap-trimmed banner to introduce the bride.

Tie your rings on a simple burlap pillow.

A single silk flower surrounded by moss makes the perfect ring pillow.

Nestle your rings in a bird's nest.

Paint a vintage pickup truck to match your wedding color palette.

What could be more fun than going for a ride in a horse-drawn wagon?

Make a memorable exit with a wheelbarrow!

Attach your escort cards to cheerful bully balls, arranged in recycled wooden boxes topped with moss.

Write each guest's name on a leaf.

Use pinecones to hold your guests' table assignments.

Re-create a tranquil farm scene with your guest book.

Point the way to your reception with a wooden sign.

Add your monogram to the barn's doors.

Hang your boots by the door before entering your reception.

Print some of your favorite engagement photos on canvases and display them on antler photo stands.

Instead of a traditional vase, use a stack of terra-cotta pots adorned with moss.

Pendant banners and icicle lights illuminate this barn wedding.

Transform mason jars into cool lighting displays.

Twinkling lights, candles, and branch centerpieces are all you need to create a rustic yet glamorous vibe.

Long tables work perfectly in a barn setting. Instead of overpowering florals, line the tables with tree trunks, burlap, and mini arrangements of fresh flowers.

Draw the eyes up by decorating your ceiling with upside-down roses and fabric draping.

Dress up a barn wedding with oversize chandeliers and dozens of strands of lights.

Utilize a vintage milk jug to hold your flowers.

Instead of glass or metal chargers, use a tree slice at each place setting.

Transform Mason jars into homey wine glasses.

Personalize your mason jars to turn them into fun wedding keepsakes as well.

Display your wedding desserts in a vintage farm wagon.

Hang hand-painted tree slices on the chairs at your sweetheart table.

Wrap your cake cutting set in twine.

Instead of lighting a fire in the fireplace, place dozens of tree stumps and candles inside.

Display quotes from your favorite country songs. This "Honey Bee" line is perfect for your bar!

Let your guests know your wedding hashtag with a cute chalkboard sign decorated with burlap pendants.

End the night with a bonfire surrounded by your loved ones.

Place your centerpieces in cowboy boots instead of vases.

Stack burlap-wrapped mason jars atop tree trunk slices.

Encircle your arrangement of wildflowers and greenery with curved branches.

Top a wooden box with an electric mix of bottles wrapped in twine and burlap.

Top your farm tables with flowers inside milk buckets.

Wine bottles repurposed as table numbers pop against the neutral hues of the burlap table cloth and tree stump centerpiece.

Keep it simple with blue mason jars and contrasting flowers.

Create a "cage" out of twigs and decorate it with flowers, berries, and candles.

Raise your centerpieces above the table with towering branches, ferns, and moss.

Add a pop of color to a burlap-wrapped vessel with a personalized ribbon.

Write a message on a tree slice.

A picture-perfect photo on top of a roll of hay.

Frame yourselves with a heart made of branches.

Getting married on a farm? Take a stroll through the pastures.

Enjoy a quiet moment with your favorite animal.

Re-create the infamous American Gothic painting.

Send each guest home with a handsome soap.

Display your dessert options on tree trunks.

Top your cake with a twine ball.

From the etched-in initials to the lovebird cake topper, this tree-inspired cake is a rustic dream.

This pumpkin-patch-inspired cake is especially fun for a Fall wedding.

A tiered cookie cake is a wonderfully homespun take on the classic wedding dessert.

Deconstruct your cake and display individual tiers on multileveled tree trunk cake stands.

Wrap your cake with burlap and top it with a vintage-inspired silhouette.