8 Ways to Use Recycled Pallets in Your Wedding

Why are more and more couples using pallets in their wedding? Because it is an inexpensive, eco-friendly, durable material that adds a gorgeous rustic touch to any wedding. Here are 8 ways to use recycled pallets in your wedding.

Signs

Whether you need to instruct your guests where to sit, display your menu, or simply decorate with a special quote, pallet wood makes a beautiful and sturdy backing for your wedding sign.

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Decorated Chandelier

A pallet wood chandelier looks especially beautiful in a venue with a high vaulted ceiling. Use your imagination to create a unique and personalized chandelier that matches your wedding theme.

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Schedule Display

Because pallets have natural spaces between the boards, they work great for listing your wedding schedule in a way that is easy for your guests to follow.

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Backdrop

Make a pallet wall and cover it with flowers, ferns, or other greenery to create a mystical woodsy backdrop for your pictures.

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Reception Table

Stack pallets together to provide a table top for your guests in a laid-back picnic-style reception.

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Dance Floor

Pallets are extremely sturdy. Use them for the base of your dance floor to create a unique space you can dance the night away on.

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Display

A pallet is a simple and tasteful way to display pictures, seating assignments, and a host of other items at your reception.

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Bar Counter

If you’re feeling really motivated and are in a “do it yourself” mood, build your own rustic bar counter for cocktail hour. Your guests will love it, and you’ll have a useful memento of your wedding to use for years to come.

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