Your wedding day is not only a special moment in your life; it also marks the culmination of love and support from family and friends leading up to that wonderful point. I love the idea of honoring those cherished bonds and loving influences by showcasing a collection of family/friend photos at the reception.
A picture display lets your guests reminisce about the special part they’ve played in your lives, helping to bring you and your future hubby together in some way, directly or indirectly. This lovely decorative detail doesn’t have to be elaborate or expensive – in fact, mismatched frames can be completely charming, giving the display a homey, authentic feel.


From The Jones Victorian Estate
Some couples also display wedding photos from other beloved family members – parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. I love the way this idea connects the older family guests to the celebration, and it’ll certainly lead to some entertaining conversation starters!

Found at Weddingtobe
There are so many gorgeous ways to tie your family and friend pictures into your reception, there’s bound to be a style that works for you. Whether you’re going for traditional, contemporary, colorful, rustic – you name it – here are some ideas to get your creative juices flowing!

Simple elegance with all black frames.

Funky and vibrant – great for a colorful outdoor wedding!

Love the way this distressed wood accents the aged look of the photos.

Picture wreath and photo plates! Another idea: get your photos printed on tiles and display them on tiny easels.

Ribbon gives this picture collage a delicate touch.
All of the above found via Weddinggirl

You all know I can’t resist a good woodsy wedding. Loving that guests take a trip down Memory Lane on their way to the ceremony!
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