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Fashion trends and wedding trends go hand in hand so it’s no surprise that velvet wedding details are popping up for fall and winter weddings. The irresistibly soft, luxe fabric is the epitome of cozy and regal, so it’s only fitting that it’s a popular choice for one of the most important days of your life. From bridesmaid dresses to shoes to table decor, these are some ways you can incorporate the fabric into your wedding.

1. Velvet Wedding Heels Shoes

Whether you’re rocking flats, boots, or pumps, there are a wide variety of velvet wedding shoes ideal for any one. And the best part? Because they come in a range of colors and styles, they’re an element that you can incorporate into your special day all year long.

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2. Velvet Wedding Flats

When it comes to wedding fashion, the people in suits often get overlooked for unique fashion options. Yet there are plenty of ways that they can stand out on their wedding day–including velvet shoes. Velvet loafers are a great choice for any kind of wedding, no matter how casual or formal.

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3. Velvet Suit

If velvet shoes aren’t enough for you, don’t fret. There are many different velvet suit options out there in every color imaginable. To tie in the colors of fall or winter, consider a burgundy, emerald, or rust orange jacket.

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4. Velvet Bridesmaids Dresses

From midi slip dresses to full-length mermaid silhouettes, velvet bridesmaid dresses are hotter than ever. Not only are the dresses easy to mix and match, but they’re also extremely flattering and add beautiful texture to photographs. If you don’t want your entire bridal party in the fabric, mix and match it with satin and chiffon for the ultimate mismatched look.

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5. Velvet Furniture

From cocktail hour lounge areas to reception seating, there are quite a few ways that you can add furniture to your special day. If you love the vintage look or you’re shopping on a budget, we recommend checking your local thrift stores for velvet furniture. Once the wedding day is over, you can repurpose the furniture in your own home.

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6. Velvet Wedding Bouquet Wrap

For a more subtle option, wrap your bouquet in a velvet bouquet wrap. Just stop by your local craft store and pick up the velvet ribbon of your choice for a beautiful velvet addition that will cost you less than $10.

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7. Velvet Tablecloth

Who says that your centerpieces have to be the most dramatic part of your tablescapes? Velvet tablecloths immediately make your reception tables feel expensive and sophisticated.

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8. Velvet Table Runner

If you’re going for a long rectangular table rather than individual round tables, a velvet table runner may be the better choice for you. If you are eloping and planning on having a small picnic afterward, this is also a great option for your dessert table.

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9. Velvet Napkin Ties

Last but certainly not least are velvet napkin ties. This is yet another affordable decor piece that you can DIY by visiting your local craft store and getting thin velvet ribbon.

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If you’re loving all of these velvet wedding details and you’re looking for even more fall wedding inspiration, check out these delightfully cozy ideas! Tying the knot in the winter? Don’t worry, we got you covered there too with our unique winter wedding ideas.

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