It's real, your engagement ring is on your left hand and you can't wait to plan every detail of your wedding. Have you thought about how you'll decorate your wedding yet? You're bound to have some ideas already, because in all the excitement you'll have been diving into countless Instagram profiles, websites, blogs, wedding magazines and more.
But so that everything follows the same thread and there's a bit of sense to it all, before brainstorming everything you'd like to include in your wedding, it's important to know the 4 most popular wedding decoration trends.
4 categories that contain their own subgroups and are by no means the be-all and end-all of weddings, because every wedding is unique and you probably won't feel 100% identified with any single category. But there are always details or decorative objects that crop up again and again, and that's how each trend is born. Discover your style in this post!
Vintage Wedding Decoration
As mothers always say, "everything comes back around", and it's true — this phrase could apply to most areas of life. The vintage trend nods to the past, bringing in objects from other eras but with the innovation of today.
Under this heading we'd also include similar trends such as rustic, shabby chic, retro or boho, all with different nuances but with common elements.
At vintage weddings you'll see: bamboo chairs, wildflower centrepieces, wooden signs, wicker and cork details, crochet curtains…
The perfect location to celebrate one? Any country estate or cottage, such as Finca Aldeallana. 
Industrial Decoration for Weddings
Over the last few seasons, the industrial style has become the favourite of the most cutting-edge brides, even though it may seem contradictory, because in some ways this trend also takes us back to the past.
A style that puts a fresh spin on the 1950s, when industrial factories were abandoned and turned into workplaces.
At industrial weddings, the biggest nod to this style often comes from the venue itself, with former factories that, without changing their structure, have become the go-to choice for many social events.
At industrial weddings you'll see: fairy light garlands, light-up letters, wooden signs, steel, glass and iron details, craft stationery and watercolour lettering…
The ideal venue to celebrate one? An old factory such as La Estación, located in Otero de Herreros (Segovia). 
The Most Chic Decoration for Your Wedding
This word can have as many meanings as there are brides in the world, since it's a fairly subjective term; what's chic for one person might not be for another. Why? Because this word refers to what's elegant, refined and distinguished.
At chic weddings you'll see: statement floral displays, jewel-like lamps, candelabras, candles, metallic tones…
The most elegant venue to celebrate one? A palace such as El Casino de Madrid. 
Weddings with Minimalist Decoration
Unlike the previous trend, minimalism is characterised by steering clear of anything ornate, making way for clean lines and solid colours. It might seem like the simplest of them all, but far from it — every single detail is carefully considered.
At minimalist weddings you'll see: tableware in unusual colours such as black, acrylic chairs, metallic and/or geometric decorative objects, menus where the graphic design takes centre stage…
The best venue to celebrate one? A modernist hotel such as the new Hyatt Madrid.
And remember that stationery is another part of your decoration, so don't forget to think about your invitations, seating plan, place cards and menus if you go for any of these 4 trends.
Nowadays, many couples prefer to give their reception a more elegant look. Among all this decor, you'll find personalised wedding hangers so guests can hang up their coats. Don't you recognise the classic wedding hanger gift? Well, now it also doubles as the perfect decoration for your big day.
Love, Marmarina
