Decorating the wedding car is a fun way for the family and friends of the bride and groom to get involved in the wedding.

Traditionally decorating the wedding car is down to the best man (with lots of help!), but often this has resulted in decorated cars that are distasteful to the bride and groom. It’s therefore much more likely that the happy couple themselves will have some input in how their wedding car is to be decorated.

Of course at this stage wedding car needs to be defined, as their are two distinct wedding cars at most weddings. There are the wedding cars that take the groom and his best man to the venue, one to take the bridesmaids, and of course one for the bride and her father. These are usually decorated with tasteful ribbons and can be matched to the wedding decor theme.

You also have the wedding car that is going to be used for the bride and groom to leave their reception and make their way to start their married life – this is the one that can get a little o.t.t. if not supervised closely!

The drive away wedding car will traditionally be decorated with things that make a noise, for instance, beer cans are tied to the back bumper, large ‘just married’ signs can be put on the back window, or in some cases painted on the car widow. This wedding car can be plastered in streamers, ribbons, stickers and basically any type of decoration you can think of.

From a safety point of view, you need to make sure that the drivers view is not obstructed. Also anything that is used to decorate the honeymoon car should be made of material that is easy to clean off without causing damage to the vehicle.

It is really easy to find things to decorate the honeymoon car, and one of the most popular things is liquid chalk – this will not come off with the rain, but can be easily wiped off when no longer needed. Take a look at some craft stores where you will be able to pick up magnets which you can use on the car instead of using stickers. The magnets are easy to remove and they do not do any damage.

Don’t forget to decorate the car aerial so that it is easily visible and will attract lots of attention as the bride and groom drive away.

If it is your wedding, and you are concerned that the grooms friends may go a little overboard with the decorating of your wedding car, then get one of your bridesmaids to be part of the car decorating group, this should ease your mind.

A wedding car tastefully decorated is sure to be one of the great memories of the day

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Types of Car Decorations:

Flowers are the most commonly used elements in wedding car decorations. Depending on the color and the model of the car being used, a variety of flowers can be used. Bright colors and small, manageable bouquets are the best way to go in this case. Roses are a perfect example, but one can experiment here based on their tastes.

The bouquets can be fixed on the bonnet, on the windows or on the rear end of the car. Tissues, ribbons and tiny mirrors hanging from cars look quaint and pretty too. Strings of cans are sometimes tied to the rear fenders of wedding cars for symbolic reasons. Wedding car decorations today are an essential part of the wedding ceremony, and one has to give it equal attention as to the bride’s dress or the selection of the wedding’s venue.

Vinyl signs reading ‘Just Married’ are almost always stuck on the rear glass of the wedding car. Streams of confetti, pompoms and balloons add a childlike feel to your decoration. Use heart shaped balloons or red balloons to make it romantic.

Simple and elegant wedding car decorations are the best way to go, if you’re looking for refinement and taste. Flowers, artificial or real, arranged beautifully with satin and organza or netted cloth look pristine and stylish. These larger bouquets could hang from the rear end or down the bonnet of your car.
Professional florists are often called in to help. Flowers and readymade bouquets can be ordered off the Internet also.

Make sure you don’t forget  your wedding car decorations in the hustle and bustle of wedding planning!

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