How to Master Industrial-Chic Wedding Style
The Invitations
Mix your materials with Minted's Marble Marriage invitation suite. The combination of gold foil, marble print, and elegant typography will make the perfect first impression when your guests open their invitation.
Minted Weddings Marble Marriage Invitation Suite, prices vary; minted.com
The Altar
Play up your venue's industrial feel by keeping the decor minimal. This Minneapolis couple limited their ceremony decorations to a hanging floral arrangement over their altar and simple, unadorned chairs for maximum impact.
Shop similar: Terrain Horizontal Wreath Holder, $34; shopterrain.com
The Flowers
An asymmetric ceremony arch made of white flowers and greenery adds a softness to the industrial space without taking away from the architecture of the venue.
Shop similar: Decorative Metal Arch, $29; efavormart.com
The Seating
Embrace an industrial edge by layering mixed metals, concrete, iron and wood to create a dynamic design.
Shop similar: Pottery Barn Durango Side Chair, $236 for 4; potterybarn.com
The Seating
With a monochromatic color palette of white, gray and black, texture plays a crucial role in industrial wedding decor. Here, velvet linens are accented with lucite ghost chairs and lush white blooms for a simple yet stylish statement.
Shop similar: Poly & Bark Burton Side Chairs, $130 for 2; polyandbark.com
The Seating
Skip the Chiavari chairs, which are far too traditional for an industrial wedding design, and upgrade to these retro-inspired metal chairs. It's a simple swap that will make a big difference.
Shop similar: Metal Jackson Tub Chair, $140; worldmarket.com
The Decor
Oversized marquee letters are both simple and graphic, the ideal combination for an industrial design element.
Shop Similar: Rent Letters 3' Marquee Letters, starting at $190 to rent; rentletters.com
The Candles
Keep your reception tables uncluttered with architectural candlesticks and minimal blooms in monochromatic tones.
Shop similar: Anthropologie Bastille Tapered Holders, $24 - $44; anthropologie.com
CB2 Wadsworth Taper Holders, $20 - $40; cb2.com
The Candles
Acrylic candlesticks serve as both a chic design statement and a practical escort card with white calligraphy directing your guests to their seats.
Shop similar: Crate & Barrel Crystal Tea Light Holder, $15; crateandbarrel.com
The Candles
Line your aisle or adorn your tabletops with a cluster of these marble-based hurricanes. The design may be modern and minimalistic, but there's nothing more romantic than the glow of candlelight.
Terrain Marble Base Hurricanes, $88 - $108; shopterrain.com
The Plates
Concrete dinnerware - need we say more? Set your table with these plates for an instant dose of industrial style.
Casa de Perrin, starting at $4 to rent; casadeperrin.com
The Cake Stand
Your wedding cake will be sitting pretty atop this concrete cake stand. Alternatively, use it as a base for an industrial-inspired centerpiece of succulents and candles. Cake, schmake.
Terrain Concrete Cake Stand, $68; shopterrain.com
The Cake
This wedding cake may have the traditional five white tiers, but unfinished edges and minimalist flowers create a wholly modern look.
Shop similar: Sweet Art Bake Shop, prices vary; sweetartbakeshop.com
Say "I do" with an edge.