Visit Martha Stewart Weddings Weddings Wedding Ceremony & Reception Wedding Décor & Details Wedding Flowers & Bouquets 5 Spectacular Flower Walls to Inspire Your Own Wedding Backdrop By Martha Stewart Editors Martha Stewart Editors Facebook Instagram Twitter Website An article attributed to "Martha Stewart Editors" indicates when several writers and editors have contributed to an article over the years. These collaborations allow us to provide you with the most accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive information available.The Martha Stewart team aims to teach and inspire readers daily with tested-until-perfected recipes, creative DIY projects, and elevated home and entertaining ideas. They are experts in their fields who research, create, and test the best ways to help readers design the life they want. The joy is in the doing. Editorial Guidelines Updated on September 20, 2018 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Courtesy of @KimKardashian Flower walls are adding new heights of beauty to events these days—and offering an unexpected way to decorate with blooms, whether at a fashion show, celebrity wedding, or your own celebration. Here, we rounded up some of our favorite examples and paired them with a how-to for making them your own. 01 of 10 Chanel's Rosy Red Carpet Craig Barritt Instead of the usual step-and-repeat, stars like Alexa Chung posed in front of a romantic rose-studded hedge at Chanel's annual Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner in 2012. 02 of 10 How to Get Inspired by the Look Petra Bindel Create your own rosy red-carpet moment for your ceremony backdrop. Work with a preexisting doorway or a similar freestanding structure. To create the illusion of a trailing vine, secure each rose and lisianthus to leafy camellia branches. When hung on the molding using adhesive hooks, they form a stunning design. 03 of 10 Kim and Kanye's Blossoming Backdrop Courtesy of @KimKardashian In May 2014, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West said their I do's in front of a towering wall of hundreds of white flowers at the Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy. 04 of 10 How to Get Inspired by the Look Marcus Nilsson For a grand effect that's also budget-friendly (Kim and Kanye reportedly spent $130,000 on their flower wall), try this easy ceremony backdrop. Simply string crisp white Easter lilies on fishing line and hang them from dowels in staggered rows to put together an arrangement that brings to mind living wedding bells. Verdant grape ivy vines add a touch of wildness that transforms even the starkest venue into a dreamy retreat. 05 of 10 Saks Fifth Avenue's Glam Gardens Eugene Gologursky Saks Fifth Avenue's flagship store in New York was in full bloom this spring with over a dozen window displays featuring 100,000 fresh flowers. We love how this one for Molton Brown seems to mimic a shower of roses sprinkling down from above. 06 of 10 How to Get Inspired by the Look David Meredith For a bloomin' awesome—and fragrant—backdrop for your ceremony, cake table, or photo booth, secure hybrid tea roses, a cross-breed of tea and hybrid perpetualis varieties, with tiny t-pins from the crafts store. Position them in such a way to cleverly cover the water tube of the next. Best of all, you only need 75 roses (less than $100 worth) to fill up an 8-by-8-foot surface. See More DIY Photo Booth Backdrop Ideas 07 of 10 Dior's Haute Couture Blooms FRANCOIS GUILLOT For its winter 2012 haute couture presentation, Dior installed an astonishing setup of multiple rooms with walls covered in gorgeous fresh flowers. The rooms brought color and life to the brand's romantic ensembles and made it appear as if the models were strolling in an ethereal garden. 08 of 10 How to Get Inspired by the Look YunHee Kim Assemble your own multicolored flower wall by taping vertical rows of long-stemmed varieties to a wall. Use blooms less prone to wilting, like peonies, carnations, orchids, and lilies. You can either let the strips of tape show—or hide them under petals and leaves. We recommend using Shurtape masking tape for best results. 09 of 10 CaixaForum's Living Wall Courtesy of Cillas French botanist Patrick Blanc created this intricate vertical garden on the side of the CaixaForum building, an art museum and cultural center in Madrid. The incredible four-story wall is covered in 15,000 plants from more than 250 different countries, transforming an ordinary space into an urban oasis. 10 of 10 How to Get Inspired by the Look Sylvie Becquet Here, we made a verdant wall using lush houseplants, including ferns, begonia, variegated croten, and dieffenbachia. Pot your design in recycled-plastic planters, or Woolly Pockets, then hang them on a surface with small screws for a beautiful ceremony or photo booth backdrop. The best part is you get to keep all the plants after your wedding! Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit