One trend we’re happy to see sticking around another year is industrial wedding venues. The nontraditional space not only comes with its own personality, but lends itself to a plethora of styling possibilities! Having so many options can make choosing a wedding look a bit overwhelming, so we’ve outlined five of our favorite styles that fit perfectly in an industrial venue. Which one is right for you?

Bohemian Industrial

Bohemian styling is one of the easiest ways to warm up a stark industrial space. Eclectic goods and textured linens add depth and visual interest that is as cool as it is cozy. With a bohemian design, tap into your free spirit as you display décor items from ceiling to floor.

photo by Jessica Heron, event design by SueBlue Events, floral design by Tribes N Pines, rentals by Vintage Meets Modern and SueBlue Event Rentals, macrame backdrop by Work/Shop PDX, venue: Opal 28; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jessica Heron, event design by SueBlue Events, floral design by Tribes N Pines, rentals by Vintage Meets Modern and SueBlue Event Rentals, macrame backdrop by Work/Shop PDX, venue: Opal 28; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jessica Heron, event design by SueBlue Events, floral design by Tribes N Pines, rentals by Vintage Meets Modern and SueBlue Event Rentals, macrame backdrop by Work/Shop PDX, venue: Opal 28; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alex Lasota Photography, event design by Tin Sparrow Events, floral design by Simplified Celebrations, venue: BlankSpace; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alex Lasota Photography, event design by Tin Sparrow Events, floral design by Simplified Celebrations, venue: BlankSpace; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alex Lasota Photography, event design by Tin Sparrow Events, floral design by Simplified Celebrations, venue: BlankSpace; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alex Lasota Photography, event design by Tin Sparrow Events, floral design by Simplified Celebrations, venue: BlankSpace; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm, venue: Southwind Hills; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm, venue: Southwind Hills; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm, venue: Southwind Hills; see more from this wedding here!

Earthy Industrial

We’re all about a major contrast when it comes to wedding styling, so it’s no wonder we’re crazy about the pairing of natural details with an industrial space. The earthy industrial look is all about making the inside feel like the outside. Bring in your biggest house plants, voluminous garlands of greenery, and all the botanical details you can get your hands on. The more variety and texture in your leaves, the better!

photo by Matt Lien, floral design by Munster Rose, rentals by venue: Aria; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Matt Lien, floral design by Munster Rose, rentals by venue: Aria; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Matt Lien, floral design by Munster Rose, rentals by venue: Aria; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Madeline Barr Photography, event and floral design by Good Look’n, rentals by New England Country Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Krista Ashley Photography, event design by The Love Riot, floral design by Dee’s Flowers, venue: Millwick; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Krista Ashley Photography, event design by The Love Riot, floral design by Dee’s Flowers, venue: Millwick; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alixann Loosle Photography, event design by Stone Fruit, floral design by Sky Armstrong, rentals by McCarthy Tents and Events and Petunia Rose, venue: Maker’s Gallery and Studio; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alixann Loosle Photography, event design by Stone Fruit, floral design by Sky Armstrong, rentals by McCarthy Tents and Events and Petunia Rose, venue: Maker’s Gallery and Studio; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Alixann Loosle Photography, event design by Stone Fruit, floral design by Sky Armstrong, rentals by McCarthy Tents and Events and Petunia Rose, venue: Maker’s Gallery and Studio; see more from this wedding here!

Minimalist Industrial

While other styles on this list focus on filling your industrial space to transform it into something new, a minimalist approach highlights the beauty of the existing architecture. Create clean lines with sleek decor elements like glass or copper vases, dark wood, and single stems. Incorporating metal details is a great way to create visual interest while emphasizing your industrial setting.

photo by Jaicee Morgan, event design by Sweet Peach Planning, rentals by Modi Event Supply, venue: Howl; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Marisa Albrecht, floral design by Lindsay Lucas, rentals by Maggpie Vintage Rentals, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Marisa Albrecht, floral design by Lindsay Lucas, rentals by Maggpie Vintage Rentals, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Marisa Albrecht, floral design by Lindsay Lucas, rentals by Maggpie Vintage Rentals, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Marisa Albrecht, floral design by Lindsay Lucas, rentals by Maggpie Vintage Rentals, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Marisa Albrecht, floral design by Lindsay Lucas, rentals by Maggpie Vintage Rentals, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Eastlyn Bright, floral design by La Boutique Nostalgie and The Flower Market, rentals by Meredith Party Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Eastlyn Bright, floral design by La Boutique Nostalgie and The Flower Market, rentals by Meredith Party Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

Rustic Industrial

Who says rustic weddings have to take place in a barn? Abandoned mills and factories make for a perfect setting when it comes to rustic details, as both have an old-timey, deconstructed look. Rustic styling is all about wood and how you use it, so bring in plenty of wood pieces, whether it be rented furniture or natural décor that you display around your space.

photo by Olivia Strohm Photography, floral design by Tribes ‘n Pines, venue: Leftbank Annex; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Olivia Strohm Photography, floral design by Tribes ‘n Pines, venue: Leftbank Annex; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Andrew Franciosa Studio, floral design by Anthology Studio, venue: Lucas Confectionery; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Andrew Franciosa Studio, floral design by Anthology Studio, venue: Lucas Confectionery; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Andrew Franciosa Studio, floral design by Anthology Studio, venue: Lucas Confectionery; see more from this wedding here!

photo by With Love & Embers, event design by Sparkle Motion Decor, floral design by Rustic Bunch, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by With Love & Embers, event design by Sparkle Motion Decor, floral design by Rustic Bunch, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

photo by With Love & Embers, event design by Sparkle Motion Decor, floral design by Rustic Bunch, venue: Reading Art Works; see more from this wedding here!

Romantic Industrial

Oh, romantic styling. If there’s a wedding look that melts our hearts every single time, it’s the rich and feminine color palette, lush florals, and vintage-inspired gold details associated with romantic affairs. Look to descriptions in famous love stories for inspiration when choosing romantic wedding decor that really shines in an industrial venue.

photo by Mango Studios, event design by Event Wise, floral design by A Petal or Two, venue: Fermenting Cellar; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mango Studios, event design by Event Wise, floral design by A Petal or Two, venue: Fermenting Cellar; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mango Studios, event design by Event Wise, floral design by A Petal or Two, venue: Fermenting Cellar; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mango Studios, event design by Event Wise, floral design by A Petal or Two, venue: Fermenting Cellar; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lauren Fair Photography, event and floral design by Q/A Designs, rentals by Barnes Farmhouse Tables, venue: Front and Palmer; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lauren Fair Photography, event and floral design by Q/A Designs, rentals by Barnes Farmhouse Tables, venue: Front and Palmer; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lauren Fair Photography, event and floral design by Q/A Designs, rentals by Barnes Farmhouse Tables, venue: Front and Palmer; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Addison Jones Photography, event design by Bequest Gifting Studio, floral design by Bear Roots Floral, venue: Strongwater; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Addison Jones Photography, event design by Bequest Gifting Studio, floral design by Bear Roots Floral, venue: Strongwater; see more from this wedding here!

Looking for even more industrial wedding inspiration? Check out these 19 oh-so-cool industrial wedding venues around the world!