Want to create a focal point for your outdoor aisle? Here are some of our favorites.

 

Chuppah crafted by the groom’s father with wood from his and the bride’s families’ land. Credit: Kristen Leigh Conklin
Wedding arbor built by the groom out of Island cedar and in the shape of a teepee. Credit: Elizabeth Cecil
Wedding arch built from Vermont white birch branches three hours before the ceremony! Credit: Kristen Leigh Conklin
Handmade lush green and white arbor using Island-grown flowers, birch branches, and verdure. Credit: Jocelyn Filley
Chuppah using wood from the couples’ recently purchased Island property. Credit: Larisa Stinga
Wild-edged arbor built from Island driftwood and accented with flowers by Of The Vine. Credit: Joe Mikos
Arbor built by groom’s father with bride’s framework and accents from bride’s mother. Credit: Swift + Crowe
Custom-built arbor by the groom out of driftwood, a ship’s timber, and a swordfish bill and accented with father-of-the-groom’s lobster pots. Credit: Christine Sargologos
Simple birch chuppah rented from Big Sky Tent & Party Rentals and fashioned with the prayer shawl of groom’s grandfather. Credit: Ashley Caroline

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