
A beautiful church, chapel or cathedral deserves décor to match, and adorning a gorgeous, welcoming doorway with beautiful blooms or foliage is sure to do the trick. Wedding church doorway décor serves as a way to welcome guests, and as a gorgeous pre- and post-wedding ceremony photo backdrop, too. Whether it's arches full of lush foliage, or pedestals filled to the brim with fresh blooms, there's so much room to get creative with unique floral installations that play to your ceremony venue and your style. We’ve focused on church doors for this feature, but these beautiful ideas, all taken from our very own gorgeous Real Weddings featured on the site, can easily inspire floral arrangements for secular venue doorways too. Either way, these beautiful floral church doorway ideas are sure to make your heart skip a beat! 1. Ready to make an entrance? Installing a lush overflowing floral arch is the perfect way to frame the entryway to a church to make a beautiful statement. 2. This couple's cathedral was decorated with a phenomenal pastel-toned floral display featuring blue hydrangeas which were a sweet tribute to the groom's father. 3. We love the versatility of these wedding church doorway pedestals, perfect for reusing again at the reception entrance! 4. We'll be dreaming of this epic floral church doorway idea for a long time! Caitriona and Peter's showstopping rainbow floral design featured a vibrant arrangement of roses, dahlias, delphiniums, orchids and multi-coloured gypsophila. 5. ALL the heart eyes for this gorgeous, timeless creation! 6. A charming church deserves décor to match, and this couple pulled it off flawlessly with colourful blooms at the historic venue they chose to say their vows. 7. Frame your entranceway with a dazzling floral church doorway display of delicate, and utterly dramatic, pink baby's breath like this contemporary planted-style design. 8. If your church doesn't allow for a door display, we love the idea of greeting guests with a design on the front gates like these beauties. 9. Winter wedding? Incorporate warm red and pink roses, paired with burgundy branches, scented eucalyptus and wispy pampas grass branches for the most stunning church entryway. 10. This design is a great way to highlight the architectural beauty of your church. Work with your florist to create a romantic floral design to hang within your church’s archway. 11. There's just something so striking about an all-green design, and if you're looking for a way to incorporate greenery into a church wedding, this is it. Consider wrapping the exterior of your church with incredible foliage for a lovely, natural look. 12. Is there anything more romantic than roses and eucalyptus ? We love the fairytale look of this deconstructed floral arch. 13. Floral pillars overflowing with baby breath and peachy-pink roses await to greet the wedding party and guests at this couple's pretty celebration. 14. Spring wedding? We love this planted style design full of spring blooms, foliage and branches which echoed the organic style of the bride's bouquet. 15. This lush white and green design provided the perfect backdrop for a movie-worthy first kiss! 16. This sweet church door creation is something special - how pretty is this palette of muted pinks and oranges? 17. This beautiful living-style installation features blooms on moveable hidden pillars and required no additional fixings. A great option if you're not allowed hang, tie, or tape anything to the outside the church. 18. For a contemporary church door decoration, incorporate bundles of colourful gypsophila (baby’s breath), ferns and anthuriums. We love how these dainty flowers create a soft, romantic cloud-like effect when bundled together. The eclectic autumnal palette above gives this traditional church doorway a fresh, modern edge. 19. Having a Winter wedding? Embrace the season by framing your church doorway with an arch of seasonal foliage. 20. We'll never get over this dreamy pink deconstructed floral arch which adorned the church doors at Jennifer and Colm's wedding. 21. An overflowing floral entrance installation welcomed guests to this church ceremony, using all-white floral inspiration with roses, stocks, hydrangea and delphiniums as well as Irish foliage. 22. We adore this Summer wedding church doorway design, featuring pretty potted hydrangeas, floral and foliage-wrapped handrails, and a half floral arch in tones of purple and blue. 23. For a fun, colourful twist, we’re loving this summer wedding installation, featuring bold blooms such as blousy peonies and Icelandic poppies alongside lush eucalyptus and Italian ruscus. 24. Why not compliment the colour scheme of your church or cathedral’s stonework with your décor and flowers!? Softly-hued stones work best with delicate creams, whites, and soft pastels, as seen here in this lush half or deconstructed arch design. 25. We love this bold church doorway design, which was designed for a Halloween wedding using Autumnal leaves and seasonal blooms. 26. If your church’s front entrance features potted plants or areas for flowers, why not spruce them up with decorative branches, vines, or your wedding flowers!? 27. If you want to create an entryway to welcome your guests without opting for an arch design, a natural-looking arrangement will do the trick. This design, made up of plenty of greenery, hydrangea and garden roses, was installed to make it look like it was naturally growing from the ground up. 28. An unusual mix of ferns, hydrangeas, roses, gypsophila, foliage and branches in rich brown and soft pastel tones creates a wonderfully textured and utterly unique floral display around this church doorway. 29. We love this potted plant take on church entrance décor, with pretty greenery nestled in woven baskets! A beautiful, sustainable option that can be repurposed and enjoyed long after the celebrations are over. 30. This wow-factor Summer floral church doorway idea incorporated the bride's love of blue hydrangeas! 31. A burst of magical flowers and foliage in pedestal urns and planted-style arrangements welcomed guests to this beautiful wedding chapel, with the arrangements perfect for repurposing at the reception. 32. Forgo the traditional floral designs in your church door décor by gathering hand-picked bundles of branches, grasses and dried flowers. 33. Looking for a simple way to tie in your church door décor with the rest of wedding flowers? Work your chosen blooms into small wreaths to hang on the doors outside the church. These can also easily be removed after the ceremony and used to decorate your reception. 34. What a dream winter wedding set-up! Guests were greeted at this church ceremony by a jaw-dropping floral display featuring mini Christmas trees and overflowing arrangements of hydrangeas, anthurium, elegant roses, trailing ferns and calla lilies. 35. This couple's autumn nuptials was evident by the fall floral installation outside of their ceremony. This lush entrance display was a teaser for the fairytale sight inside as an aisle meadow including foxtail lillies, soft pink and peach tea roses, chrysanthemum, and queen Anne's lace featured. 36. Can you imagine your guests’ reaction to this dreamy floral church doorway display?! Even better, the beautiful arrangement was later repurposed at the reception, framing the table plan. 37. We adore this floral church doorway idea! A beautiful wreath reading ‘Welcome to Our Happily Ever After’ would make such a gorgeous finishing touch for a winter celebration. 38. For a smaller church entrance - a half arch like this floral and foliage beauty would be ideal. 39. If you're tying the knot in a show-stopping church, don't be afraid to still put your own spin on it. A floral entrance with pastel blooms and tulle like this one will do just the trick! 40. You can’t go wrong with classic and timeless pedestal arrangements outside the church, adding an elegant floral welcome without ever going out of style. 41. This organic planted-style design is ideal for framing a church doorway - weave your wedding flowers into several curved tree branches to create a dramatic, romantic look. 42. What. An. Entrance! We can't take our eyes of this pretty display. Peach perfection! 43. By using potted floral arrangements or small trees, you can easily reuse your wedding décor in your reception venue. 44. If you’re saying “I do” in a gorgeous church or chapel with incredible doors, consider letting them do all the talking. Frame them with floral installations or elegant pedestal arrangements for a beautifully understated entrance. 45. What a showstopper! This couple's church doorway was brought to life with a hot pink and burgundy-infused palette and tons of texture. 46. A picture perfect floral church doorway! 47. If your church has steps, guide your guests inside with sprawling handrail arrangements and clusters of candles (we'd recommend battery powered candles so they don't blow out!) and lanterns. 48. For an Autumn wedding, it doesn't get more magical than this! 49. A gorgeous church with big, bold doors may not need much to make a statement. Incorporating two floor floral arrangements is such a beautiful way to welcome guests. 50. How gorgeous is this countryside-style spring display? Bursting with delicate yellow Queen Anne’s lace, cheerful daisies, pretty poppies and soft chamomile, with wispy twigs and loose, lush greenery adding a wonderfully wild and natural feel. 51. Just how gorgeous is this regal all-white floral church doorway display? Such a fabulous backdrop for those 'Just Married' photos! For more wedding ceremony ideas check out:50+ Inspiring Floral Church Doorway Ideas
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