The Next Big Wedding Decor Trends You'll Want to Pin

If You Like Tassels . . .
Try: Dream Catchers The DIY movement inspired crafty brides and grooms to create tassels, pom-poms, and much more for their ceremonies. This year, that list will grow to include the dream catcher, which, in addition to having symbolic significance, is visually stunning as a backdrop. Photo by Katie McGihon via Style Me Pretty

If You Like Succulents . . .
Try: Branches Succulents are easy to work with when decorating tables and venues for weddings because they need very little attention. Branches also require minimal maintenance and enhance a natural look at any ceremony. Branches truly bring the outside in.

If You Like Monograms . . .
Try: Silhouettes It's exciting to break out a brand-new monogram at wedding ceremonies. Couples who want to take the personalizing one step further are gravitating toward silhouettes, which can be printed on menus, favors, napkins, and even serving ware. Photo by Daniel Kim Photography via Style Me Pretty

If You Like Tea Lights . . .
Try: Candlesticks No one is disputing that tea lights are romantic additions to any wedding table, but they're almost rivaled in ambience-setting by the classic candlestick. A full-length candle, in a holder or candelabra, brings drama and classic sophistication to weddings, which can be beautiful when brides and grooms want a more formal vibe.

If You Like Trellised Lights . . .
Try: Chandeliers Hanging decor can beautifully frame an altar or dance floor and is a special part of an overall decor theme. But instead of hanging lights, a big trend in 2015 will be stringing up chandeliers. Often the chandeliers can be wired for light or equipped with batteries, providing mood-setting illumination while simultaneously setting a serene and classic mood.

If You Like Clothespins . . .
Try: Arrows The clothespin has been a nearly ubiquitous presence at weddings and is often used creatively in escort card displays. Now couples are using arrows in fun and creative new ways. Photo by Max Wanger via 100 Layer Cake

If You Like Foodie Favors . . .
Try: Incorporating Favors Into Place Settings Who doesn't love leaving a wedding reception with an edible favor? Instead of putting favors out at the end of a party, brides and grooms can incorporate the gifts right into the table settings. All the care that goes into selecting a thoughtful favor will be even more appreciated when they double as decor. Photo by Maria Lamb via Style Me Pretty

If You Like Metallics . . .
Try: Brass Rose gold and silver have been popular accents at weddings for years. In 2015, try incorporating the interior decorator's metallic hue of the moment, brass, either as a color or material in candlesticks, utensils, or chargers. Brass looks beautiful in homes and will looking stunning when added to tables at wedding ceremonies, too.

If You Like Long-Lasting Flowers . . .
Try: An Eternal Bouquet Instead of drying out a bouquet to save for posterity, imagine a bouquet that simply never wilts. Clever brides are testing all manner of materials when creating wedding-day bouquets, using paper, pins, buttons, and brooches to create a classic accessory that keeps forever.

If You Like Lawn Ceremonies . . .
Try: Layered Rugs Saying "I do" outdoors on a beautiful lawn makes for a beautiful portrait. Anyone looking for a bohemian vibe can consider even accessorizing the lawn with a series of layered carpets, setting a chic mood — and keeping shoes clean.

If You Like Mason Jars . . .
Try: Mismatched Vintage Glassware The mason jar has been one of the biggest wedding trends in recent years. For anyone suffering from jar fatigue, another chic and rustic option is a collection of mismatched vintage glassware. A variety of patterns will look stunning when set on a table, and cut glass always adds an elegant touch. Photo by Melanie Duerkopp via Style Me Pretty

If You Like a Signature Drink at the Bar . . .
Try: A Punch Bowl Signature wedding drinks, honoring the newlyweds, have been all the rage at weddings. Instead of having guests pony up to the bar, we're expecting to see couples opt for punch bowls instead. Bowls offer a more communal experience and can be beautifully displayed. Photo by Brian Samuels via Style Me Pretty