Bell jars are a brilliant way to style-up your wedding and are surprisingly flexible both in shape and in what you can put inside them. Holding a natural themed wedding? Choose bell jars with white flowers and green foliage. Going for something more outlandish? Balance a stack of vintage tea cups inside, exotic fruit, or even miniature flamingo statuettes – they’ll prove to be a real talking point. Need some inspiration? Use these bell jar wedding trends ideas boards as food for thought…
Elegant Bell Jars and Foliage
Bell jars with fruit, taxidermied colourful birds and branches of reds, whites and golds are camp and elegant at the same time, and ideal for autumn and winter weddings.
Simple Bell Jars and Foliage
We love the minimalist feel of these bell jars. A simple flower, plant or acorn is enough to create the perfect centrepiece or ornament. Fancy something a little more kitsch; adopt the miniamalist style and use tea cups, a miniature tower or a tiny flamingo.
Full to the Brim
Embrace the eclectic with bell jars that almost overflow with plant life. Create miniature jungles, amazon forests or toadstool wonderlands for real talking points.
Floral Bell Jars
Bursting with bold brights, or splendid in ethereal whites and pastels, these embrace the convention of floral centrepieces, but under the bubble of bell jar. LOVE.
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Author: Kate Lovell
Our very first writer for The Gay Wedding Guide with over 300 articles written. Unfortunately, she no longer writes for us as she left to focus on other copywriting and projects but she'll always have a dedicated place in our hearts here at The Gay Wedding Guide.
