Tissue Paper Pompom & Pomander Inspiration

On Monday I looked at how you could make your own tissue paper pomanders for your bridesmaids young or old to hold, here are some photos showing how you can use tissue paper pompoms and pomanders in all sizes and areas of your wedding


Create a backdrop for your ceremony



Photo by Katherine O’Brien Photography via Rock’n’Roll Bride, here


Hang on the end of chairs or pew ends either side of your aisle; you can then easily transfer them to your reception venue.




Photos by Jessica Johnston via Ruffled Blog, here



Decorate the reception space; hang then all round the space to add colour, highlight a feature of the room such as the windows or cluster them together to create a focal point around your head table





I love the ribbons hanging from these and different colours used for a Mexican inspired rehearsal dinner designed by Lisa Vorce of Oh How Charming! a US wedding planner.





Photo by Aaron Delesie, via Style Me Pretty





First photo and above by Q Weddings via Style Me Pretty here & here


They look great combined with Chinese lanterns



Photo by The Nichols via Style Me Pretty, here


They look just as fab, whatever the scale; small ones make fun napkin rings and look like mini-hydrangeas



Photo by Sugar Love Weddings via The Bride's Café, here


I love tissue paper pompoms, they’re fun and whimsical and great for adding splashes of colour. They can easily be made but if you don’t feel up to it check out Etsy as there are a number of tissue paper pompom sellers there.