Trending Now: Wedding Ceremony Petal Bars

Never underestimate the power of small details. Case in point? The wedding petal toss. Sure, this tradition, during which guests shower the newlywed bride and groom with flower petals on their way out of the ceremony, has been around for ages, but it's been upgraded and modernized for contemporary weddings. Instead of just flower petals, couples are inviting guests to toss birdseed, dried herbs, confetti, or even blow bubbles in lieu of traditional petals. The result is a celebratory, photo-worthy exit you and your guests won't soon forget.

But some couples still love the idea of exiting their ceremony in the exact same way their parents and grandparents did: In a shower of petals. The good news is you can still make this long-standing tradition feel fresh. Rather than supplying a bundle of blooms at each ceremony seat, consider setting up a wedding petal bar at your ceremony entrance. Whether you go to the interactive route (with build-your-own arrangements for guests) or display color-coordinated packages of petals, giving guests the choice to take part in this tradition feels a little more meaningful.

Even better, wedding petal bars are totally gorgeous. Whether you choose a vintage dresser or brassy bar cart, there are tons of inventive and beautiful ways to set one up. Here, ten of our favorites to help inspire your own.

How pretty is this incredible display? If you're not interested in letting guests pick their own array of petals, package up your preferred bloom choice in matching bags and arrange them on a table for guests to grab and go. Just because they're not picking the petals themselves doesn't mean you can't give everyone some options, though. If you love the look of an all-white petal toss, pack up different type of white blooms. Then, guests can decide if they want to shower you with rose petals or hydrangea buds.