Macrame as a Wedding Craft Business
Most handcrafted items can be made in many different styles. For example, if you are one of our BH&J Pro students, you will know that a handmade tiara can be made with large diamantes to reflect a glamorous wedding theme, with small pearls arranged in an intricate pattern to complement a romantic theme or with colourful crystals, to be worn at a funky wedding.
Accessories complementing boho weddings can be made with less common techniques such as macrame.
Macrame decorations are spot-on trend at the moment. There is a great shift towards sustainability and individuality in the wedding industry. As cotton, linen, hemp and wooden beads are all made of natural materials, couples won’t need to worry that by choosing macrame decor, their wedding might be a burden to the environment.
Ready-Made and Bespoke Wedding Macrame Decorations
If you are not sure where to start, you’ll be pleased to know that there are many ready-made macrame decorations available for purchase. We have included photos from Cox Cox, Gisela Graham London and Smith and The Magpie in the image gallery bellow as we thought that these are all stunning. If you are a wedding planner or are planning your own wedding and would like to have something made just for you, you could work with a textile artist in your local area.
How to use macrame decorations? The Macrame technique can be used for making bridal jewellery, boho-style headpieces, bridal dress sashes, bridesmaids’ bracelets and other accessories such as wedding ring cushions.
When it comes to wedding venue decorations, you could purchase or make chair sashes, table runners, place settings ornaments, table seating plan frames or even large arches and photography backdrops. Macrame is particularly suitable for making hanging decorations such as flower chandeliers, hanging lanterns and wall decorations.
Off-white and beige are the most common maracame colours as most macrame decorations have a natural feel. But there is nothing stopping you from adding a splash of colour in the form or colourful ropes or colourful beads.
Bespoke Macrame Creations on Etsy
We’ve searched the Internet for the best of macrame and found some amazing creations in Etsy search: https://www.etsy.com/uk/search?q=macrame%20wedding
Books on Macrame
We don’t currently have any courses on macrame but if you would like to learn macrame techniques, Waterstones sell some very nice books suitable for beginners: https://www.waterstones.com/books/search/term/macrame
Macrame – Photo Gallery
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Wow! This is so beautiful <3 I love all of them 🙂
Macrame is such a boho classic. It will interesting to have those elements in a wedding decor
I have always wanted to learn to work with macrame. I’ve seen some amazing pieces using this medium. I’d love to give it a try.
I’ve always loved macrame! I think it’s a beautiful option for decor, especially wedding decor!
I had never heard of macramé! This looks amazing. I’d love to learn more.
Oh wow! These are so beautiful! Ive always loved the look of these.
Hhhhmmmm…I am not sure I knew this is called macrame but I have seen it for a while now and I love it’s touch to the decor I have seen it around. It won’t be growing “old” anytime soon.
I have always wanted to learn how to do that. It is such a pretty decor. I will have to look online for lessons. That would be a really nice hobby!
Wow! This is such a cute project! It’s so interesting! I never knew it was called Macrame!
These are stunning, I didn’t realise this is what they were called
I would have loved to use this for my wedding. It is so pretty and really sets the mood of the couple!
Wow all these look amazing. So pretty. Such a great projects.
Oh wow! This is all so beautiful. I love macrame.
i love macrame. I want to make my own tie-dye one.
Although our wedding rituals are very different it was great to see more about how weddings could be celebrated. Loved reading and some great ideas.