5 Bicycle-Themed Wedding Ideas

Tons of couples are adding charm to their weddings with bicycle-inspired details.

A bicycle built for two photo prop

Sarah and Rupert posed with a tandem bike to cut the formality of their wedding portraits.

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Funky ceremony altar decor

Lauren and Mike spray-painted old bike wheels in their wedding colors and hung them up with flowers and ribbons to create a whimsical backdrop for their ceremony.

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Vintage table number accent

Laura and Brian wanted to infuse their day with old-fashioned charm. Antique plates holding tandem-bicycle-decorated table number cards did the trick.

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Stationary design motif

Bikes make for pretty stationery décor -- just check out Hanne and Brian’s orange-bicycle-stamped wedding programs.

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Grand exit vehicle

Jennifer and Cliff rode off at the end of their reception on a tandem bicycle outfitted with a "Just Married" sign.

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