20 Beautiful Ways to Add a Pop of Green to Your Wedding

Green is the color of new life, and isn't that what you and your future husband or wife are setting out to build together? Marriage is all about change and fresh beginnings, so why not represent that with your wedding's color palette? Plus, beyond the symbolism, green comes in many gorgeous shades. And, because it's such an organic color, it's versatile, too—you can treat it like a neutral if you wish. We love green for so many reasons, and we're here to show you exactly why. We've rounded up a list of some of the top green wedding ideas for you to borrow for your big day.

Green's so great because it fits into basically any wedding theme. Throwing a formal bash? No problem—green and white is a classic wedding color combination. Want something a bit more modern? Pair it with bright and unexpected hues or use it in creative ways. That might mean decorating with greenery instead of traditional flowers. Or, it could mean serving a green wedding cake—how unique is that? Take this amazing dessert by Sinfully Sweet, which featured a totally trendy geode-inspired design in stunning emerald and light green shades.

Whether you're a classic or contemporary couple, there's a way to accent (or completely fill) your event with green wedding details. Here, you'll find a whole range of beautiful ideas for using every hue in this color family. From sage to mint to lime, we've featured all of the prettiest shades. Don't blame us if your guests turn green with envy!

Wondering how to incorporate color into classic invites? This traditional stationery suite by On Three Designs came with emerald green envelopes, plus green calligraphy.

Think beyond typical blooms for on-palette accessories. These mostly-green boutonnières spotlighted big succulents.

We're obsessed with planted walls, and this event's version was no exception. Ruffle Effect mixed unique greenery for a breathtaking photo backdrop.

Grooms don't have to wear neutral colors, like black or gray. The husband on the right donned a pine green suit from King Brothers Clothiers for his wedding.

Brides can wear color, too! These chic Jimmy Choo heels came in a velvety green.

A black car may be elegant, but it isn't surprising. This bride arrived in an even more stylish way: She pulled up in a mint green vehicle.

Make a statement at your reception with verdant green décor. Amaryllis Floral & Event Design upgraded reception tables with botanical-patterned tablecloths and colorful flowers.

What's cooler than a custom neon wedding sign? This one (from Marcus Conrad Poston) glowed a bright green.

Saturated gowns can be so classy. At this fall wedding, the bridesmaids stepped out in seasonal ones: forest green LulaKate dresses.

What's not to savor about these dark green place cards? Lenka Calligraphy created the elegant, deckle-edged stationery.

Here's another greenery idea: a wedding crest made from leaves. Chancey Charm, Vella Nest, and LaneLove Paper Co. collaborated on the design of this creative wall decoration.

Experiment with fresh forms of seating. The chairs at set out at this ceremony at Rupert on Rupert were a fun blue-green color.

We love the look of these forest green Folklore napkins, which paired stunningly with the rest of this reception's décor.

We're fans of all sorts of watercolors, but green especially. SposiamoVi, Il Profumo Dei Fiori, and Bright Room Studio teamed up to create this sage-colored escort card display.

Hoot & Holler made these table numbers out of cacti—how original!

For a breathtaking reception setup, create a refined lounge area. The velvet emerald sofas in this one (from Ooh! Events) popped out amongst the other décor. 

Here's another accessory option for the guys: deep green bow ties.

Sure, green paper is pretty, but we're all about how Letters to You and Flower Allie turned this seafoam green door into a whimsical ceremony program.

This partially-white bridal bouquet also included various shades of green—even lime! Molly Ryan Floral crafted the one-of-a-kind arrangement.