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Updated Oct 14, 202415 Stylish Ways to Add Pineapples to Your Wedding Décor
Read on for pretty ways to incorporate this fresh and of-the-moment accent.
Michelle March Photography
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The Knot
Want to add a tropical twist to your wedding day? Pineapples immediately add playful texture and warm island vibes to your décor. Traditionally a symbol for greeting, friendship and hospitality, offering this sweet, yellow fruit signifies that the enjoyment of your guests is of utmost importance. From gilded escort card prints to elegant floral tablescapes, pineapple details aren't just symbolic—they're also stylish. Whether you're planning a tropical destination wedding or keeping it simple with a DIY-backyard affair, here are a few ways to incorporate it into your wedding day décor.
1. Pineapple Boutonnieres
A pineapple boutonniere is casual enough for beach and formal enough for a wedding, making it the perfect accessory for your oceanfront nuptials.
From: A Barefoot Beachside Wedding at La Siesta Resort & Marina in Islamorada, Florida
2. Vintage Pineapple
You don't have to stick with the real fruit when it comes to your décor. Elegant, glass pineapple-shaped vases are the perfect blend of tropical and chic.
From: An Elegant, DIY Wedding at Dillingham Ranch in Waialua, Hawaii
3. Embossed Pineapples
Give guests a hint of what's to come with pineapple-adorned invitations. They'll be counting down the days until your waterfront ceremony by the docks.
From: A Beach Destination Wedding at The Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
4. Ceramic Pineapples
Place ceramic pineappleson your reception tables for a whimsical and festive addition to your wedding décor.
From: A Beachfront Fiesta-Inspired Wedding at Las Casitas Bonitas in San Francisco, Mexico
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5. Pineapple Centerpieces
Make your pineapples the main focus of your centerpieces by adorning them with bright blooms.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
6. Pineapple Rings
Ask your wedding photographer to incorporate your pineapple theme into your wedding pictures, like a simple photo of your wedding bands laid on a baby pineapple.
From: A Beach Destination Wedding at The Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
7. Pineapple Place Cards
Take your tropical wedding day to the next level with pineapple place cards. The rough-skinned fruit will add texture to your centerpieces, and they can even double as edible favors.
From: An Intimate, Beachfront Wedding in Maui, Hawaii
8. Pineapple Programs
Include this elegant, tropical detail on your ceremony programs.
From: A Beach Destination Wedding at The Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
9. Pineapple Cocktails
Pineapple décor is a must if you're planning to serve a fruity signature drink at your cocktail hour. Add bright, festive flowers like garden roses and orchids to make the pineapples really pop.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
10. Pineapple Seating Assignments
Label (or number) your tables with the help of pretty gilded pineapples displaying everyone's seating assignment.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
11. Welcome Pineapples
Greet your loved ones with festive pineapple table décor.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
12. Mini Pineapples
Add mini pineapples to your floral centerpieces for a subtle, tropical accent.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
13. Wax Pineapple Seal
Add your pineapple motif to the smallest of details, like your stamps or envelope seals, for a classy touch to your tropical wedding theme.
From: A Round Hill Hotel & Villas Wedding in Montego Bay, Jamaica
14. Personal Pineapple Touches
Include your favorite tropical fruit on sentimental keepsakes, like your vow book.
From: A Pineapple-Filled Wedding at the Caribbean Resort in Islamorada, Florida
15. Pineapple Aisle Décor
Line the aisle with fresh pineapples to accentuate your tropical venue.
From: An Elegant, DIY Wedding at Dillingham Ranch in Waialua, Hawaii
