By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
It’s the pom pom edit peeps. I love those fluffy balls of fun, they just add so much pretty and colour. Not to mention they are super easy to make, display and are cost-effective too. Win-win. Plus if you pack them away carefully enough you can reuse them or sell on to make a super eco-decoration option.
Let’s take a look at some of the brilliant pom pom wedding ideas to see how to make the pom pom work for your wedding do.
Photo: Fiona Kelly Photography via DIY Tipi Wedding
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Pile them high, string them up. Go sparse or pack them in for full-on impact. Mix and match colours or keep your palette muted, why not try ombre poms poms too? Host a craft party and get a production line going or search for suppliers that sell them online.
Try using fishing wire, twine, string or ribbon to hang these beauties in all their glory.
How cute do streamers teamed with paper pom poms look?
Photo: Jonny MP via Joyful Bright Colourful DIY Back Garden Wedding
Turn heads with a disco ball meets pom ceiling at your tipi wedding.
Photo: Andrew Brannan Photography via Church Farm Wedding
Create a show-stopping aisle with a pom pom centrepiece.
Photo: Katherine And Her Camera via The Wholehouse Wedding
Create a pom pom effect with globe-like paper lanterns and balloons for an alternative take.
Photo: John Wellings via Woodhouse Barn Wedding
Get crafty with simple wool balls attached to a string.
Photo: Caro Hutchings via Space Planetarium Meets Frida Kahlo Wedding
Try tying in your room decor to your colour scheme for a cohesive style.
Photo: Anne Schwarz Photography via Stour Space Wedding
Add softness to a barn reception with romantic pink pops.
Photo: Georgia Rachael via Simplistic Happy Rustic Barn Wedding
Create a focal point with two-tone pom poms in your marquee.
Image by Emma Cleveley Photography
Decorations can be gathered together to create a delightful bundle style.
Image by Jade Lisa Photography via Colourful Home Made Spring Wedding
Hanging decor in trees really makes an outdoor space come alive.
I love how the fairy lights are twinkling against the soft ruffles of tissue paper.
Fluffy pastel poms look elegant in this marquee.
A single paper garland from one end of the room to the other can look fantastic.
Sometimes all that’s needed is a small number of pom poms to create a dramatic look.
Using pom poms with balloons draws the eye up and elevates a room.
Load on the pom poms with a full effect on the ceiling.
Yellow and pink tones together look really stunning.
Image by Lola Rose Photography
Not keen on floral centrepieces? Think about using poms instead. You could go for wool or tissue paper, they both work really well. Popping them on sticks and displaying them in jars give height. A massive cost-cutting exercise, but also pretty time-consuming.
A pom pom maker gadget is a must-have for the crafty couple. Or try making wool poms the old-fashioned way with a cardboard template.
Go for all the colours and team flowers with wool.
Photo: John Wellings via Woodhouse Barn Wedding
Cover a vessel in rope, then add tissue paper globes.
Photo: Katherine And Her Camera via The Wholehouse Wedding
Recreate this look by spraying tin cans and adding a pom pom trim.
Photo: Caro Hutchings via Space Planetarium Meets Frida Kahlo Wedding
Create an epic pom pom runner to add to your top table edge.
Photo: John Wellings via Woodhouse Barn Wedding
Bundle a few wool poms together to add to a mini vase.
Image by Brett Symes Photography via Yellow Local & DIY Budget Barn Wedding
Attach your poms to wire and fill jars with Lego for a fun table style.
Pop tissue paper poms on tables for a low-level decor idea.
Add interest to a plain wall by adding texture with pom poms of course! Mix things up by adding in fabric, curtains, lights or bunting too. So cute and perfect for posing for photos, cake tables or top tables alike.
For a cheap and striking photo booth backdrop, tie lanterns, pinwheels and poms together.
Photo: Amy Lou Photography via Wylam Brewery Wedding
Ensure guests know exactly what to expect the moment they arrive and walk through your wedding arch.
Photo: Fiona Kelly Photography via DIY Tipi Wedding
Make a ribbon backdrop to pair it with poms and lights. Voila!
Image by Alexa Loy
Make your own wall hanging in all the colours.
Photo: Oxi Photography via Pennard House Wedding
How lovely is this simple jewel colour backdrop?
Photo: Heather Sham Photography via Intimate Pub Wedding
String together large pom poms for a cool take on a backdrop. Strike a pose!
Photo: Mark O’Brien via Morden Hall Wedding
Take a dull corner and make it into a real focal point.
Photo: Jessica Grace Photography via DIY Barn Wedding
Don’t forget to frame your wedding cake table.
Photo: Georgia Rachael via Simplistic Happy Rustic Barn Wedding
Go bold or go home – more certainly is more.
Photo: Katherine And Her Camera via The Wholehouse Wedding
I do love a decorated chair. Whether for ceremony or pew end décor or to adorn your guest’s reception chairs, they really do pack in the personality. If you don’t fancy making too many, why not just add them to your own chairs to make you stand out at the party?
Add a few wool poms to chair backs for a dainty touch.
Photo: Maddie Farris Photography via Yorkshire Village Hall Wedding
Or how about a large pom pom for a fuller effect?
Image by Helen Russell Photography via Stylish Pastel & Rustic Barn Wedding
Do be sure to bring pom poms to your aisle too.
Image by Jessica Grace Photography via Pretty & Fresh White Summer Informal Wedding
Add pom poms to your table plan, bouquet, buttonholes, place setting, dress or shoes. Yes, anything really does go and the creative ideas are endless.
How lovely is this bright and beautiful place setting?
Photo: The Shannons via Chateau De Lacoste Wedding
Glue poms to sticks and sink them into the ground for a pathway.
Photo: Nicki Shea Photography via Alternative Rainbow Woodland Wedding Ideas
Use pom poms to add pizzazz to a table plan.
Photo: Oxi Photography via Pennard House Wedding
Create a showstopping moment as guests enter your wedding marquee.
Photo: Helen Cawte via Colourful Pastel Home Make Farm Wedding
Be sure to remember to treat your tootsies too.
Photo: Photography by Bea via Peach Sage Green Grey Farm Wedding
Treat your table numbers to some pom pom action.
Photo: Caro Hutchings via Space Planetarium Meets Frida Kahlo Wedding
Use pom poms to highlight your place names.
Photo: Katherine And Her Camera via The Wholehouse Wedding
Mix flowers and wool for a really unique wedding bouquet idea.
Photo: John Wellings via Woodhouse Barn Wedding
Attach pom poms to pegs, on a line with names for a cool seating chart.
Image by Melia Melia Photography
For a joyful confetti moment, use pom poms of course!
Photo: Nicki Shea Photography via Alternative Rainbow Woodland Wedding
Go for a softer wool for a super fluffy soft finish.
Image by Shutter Go Click Photography via Whimsical Back Garden Vintage Pastel Seaside Home Spun Wedding
Add poms to your outfits and accessories.
Image by Binky Nixon Photography
Use pom poms in your bouquet wrap to really make a colourful statement.
Image by Alexa Loy
Highlight one bright colour with your poms.
Photo: Che Birch Hayes Photography via Outdoor Humanist Village Hall Wedding
Buttonholes are the perfect spot to add a pom or two.
Image by Lucy Little Photography via Creative Yellow ‘Greys’ Waterfall Woods Wedding
And that's a wrap on all the fun, wedding pom pom decor ideas. Hooray!
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