Wedding Arches

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Mrs. Cupcake, Philadelphia Age and Occupation: 27, Graphic Designer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 29, Construction Project Manager Engagement Date: February 10, 2007 Wedding Date: September, 2008 Blogging Since: December 7, 2007 Venue: The Desmond Hotel in Malvern, PA About Me: Mr. Cupcake and I hit it off at a Halloween party and immediately began a long-distance relationship. After two years, he moved to my neck of the woods, and a year and a half after that, he proposed at the “place we fell in love.” I am a true perfectionist who enjoys designing and creating more work for myself, so wedding planning is my perfect outlet. Mr. Cupcake and I are both old souls, and we hope to weave that aspect of our personalities into our wedding day.

Wedding Arches

March 14th, 2008 @ 4:55 pm by Mrs. Cupcake
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I am not having an outdoor wedding, but I came across these arch structures on the Smith & Hawken website today that look a lot like some wedding arches I have seen, minus the flowers:
This is certainly not cheap at the sale price of $391 (down from $489), but for a bride who might be looking for a structurally sound arch that can be used as a backyard accent for years to come, this might do the trick!

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4 Responses to “Wedding Arches”

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Sarah

A former boss of mine had a wrought-iron arch made for her wedding, and now it’s a feature in their back yard.

Granted, ceremony decor isn’t the first area of the wedding where you think “where could I use this again?” but it is possible!

3/14/08 @ 4:59 pm (reply)

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Laura

BigLots has an arbor design that is eerily similar. Not the same wood and probably less sturdy, but it’s only $80.

3/14/08 @ 5:44 pm (reply)

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Michelle

We went the Menards route and bought something quite similar last fall for about $90. If you can wait until the end of the “arch season” it can be cheaper than renting.

3/15/08 @ 11:07 am (reply)

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Eddie

We have been building our own beach wedding arch setups it takes a lot of work to get it looking right and then more work to take it on the beach and set it all up.

10/5/10 @ 5:13 am (reply)