Wedding Ceremony Decor

Backdrops, aisles and ceremony settings designed around your traditions.

The ceremony is the most meaningful part of the day, and often the most photographed. We design ceremony spaces that frame the moment beautifully, respect your traditions and work with the practical needs of your venue.

Outdoor ceremony with a blush draped floral canopy and white aisle beside a fountain at Arlington Estate by GPS Decors

What We Design

  • Ceremony backdrops and stages
  • Mandaps for Hindu ceremonies
  • Anand Karaj ceremony settings
  • Aisles and entrances with florals and pillars
  • Garden and outdoor ceremony structures

Ceremony Traditions We Design


Sikh Ceremony Decor

Calm, respectful settings for the Anand Karaj, in banquet halls, gardens and outdoor venues.

Mandap Decor

Mandaps for Hindu ceremonies, designed to feel sacred and photograph beautifully from every angle.

Planning Your Ceremony Decor

Good ceremony design starts with the practical details: where the ceremony takes place, how long we have to set up, how guests arrive and where they sit, and whether the space needs to change over for the reception. We work through these with you and your venue so the finished design looks effortless.

Questions Couples Ask

Do you design outdoor ceremonies?

Yes. Several ceremonies on this page were held outdoors, in gardens and by the water. Outdoor designs always include a plan for weather.

Can you design the ceremony and reception together?

Yes, and many couples prefer it. See Full Wedding Decor & Design for how we design the whole day as one look.

From Our Portfolio


Ceremony in an ornate white ballroom with an aisle lined by lavender and purple floral arrangements leading to floral arches under a crystal chandelier.Wedding ceremony at Arlington Estate by GPS DecorsCeremony in an ornate ballroom with three white floral arches, gold chairs and a candlelit aisle.

Let’s Begin Designing Your Ceremony

Share your date, venue and vision, and we will arrange a consultation.