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In case you haven’t noticed, geodes are kind of a thing right now. Need some inspiration on how you can incorporate them into your wedding décor? Look no further. Whether you’re planning a boho-chic bash or glamorous soiree, they’ll add just the right amount of grandeur—incorporate as much or as little as you want.
Start With The Invitations
If you’re going all-out geode, pick an invitation style that mimics the natural design of the rock as a way to introduce the theme to your guests without being too over the top. They’ll get a taste of the décor and it leaves you with options to tie it all together at the reception.
Kaydi Bishop Gilt Agate invitations, $234 for 100, Minted.com
Give Guests a Backdrop
Everyone loves an Instagram-worthy backdrop, and this one will keep your guests snapping pics all night long. And who doesn’t love wordplay?
Agate Allure photo backdrop, $230, TheKnotShop.com
Number Your Tables
FoxandSparrowDesignTable numbers are the right time to splurge and use actual geodes as opposed to paper representations. Pick a color that matches your theme but is bright enough to stand out against the table linens.
FoxandSparrowDesign Agate table numbers, $12 per stone, Etsy.com
Dress Up Your Table
Geode napkin rings add a natural touch to place settings, and the juxtaposition between the raw rock and soft linens make for an interesting design moment.
ZGallerie Geode napkin rings, $68 for 4, ZGallerie.com
Collect Your Cards
Finding an appropriate place to have your guests leave cards can be tricky. These boxes have a chic presentation to them, so they’re sure to elevate the style of any gift table.
Neiman Marcus Geode storage box, from $100, NeimanMarcus.com
Inspire Your Centerpieces
If you’re going for a vintage feel, grab your favorite books and add geode bookends to create unique centerpieces. And you can reuse them in your own home after the party.
West Elm Agate bookend, $44 for set of 2, WestElm.com
Accent Any wall
If you’re looking for a statement piece to use in your ceremony and reception, go with some wall art. A painting behind the altar will add some color to your first-kiss pictures, and it can be repurposed later at the reception. Think: super-fab cocktail bar décor.
World Market Blue Agate wall art, $100, WorldMarket.com
Find an Edible Favor
Sending your guests home with chocolate is a great way to say thank-you, and when it matches the reception décor it’s even better. (Bonus: How cute would these look styled on each guest’s place setting?)
Maggie Louise Confections Chocolate Jewel candies, $4 for 1 piece, MaggieLouiseConfections.com
