Valentine's Day Wedding Inspiration

These funky, red-heart-adorned pumps by Vivienne Westwood couldn't be more aptly suited for the February holiday.

Love the rustic look of this heart marquee over the dessert table. It's especially stunning at night!

Instead of bouquets, have your bridesmaids walk down the aisle with heart balloons.

How sweet is it to have your vows written on paper hearts?

Keep the bridal party cool with heart-shaped sunglasses.

Learn how to make these DIY origami heart escort cards for a fun seating chart twist.

Not only is a huge heart piñata a great photo op, it's a fun activity for your guests, young and old.

Affix some adhesive chalkboard hearts to mason jars for helping guests keep their drinks straight and find their tables. It's like triple-duty drinking!

Have a little blue heart with you and your beloved's initials on it sewn in a secret spot on your dress.

This is such a cute idea! Have secrets about the couple folded into little paper hearts in the cake, so as guests eat they learn more about the newlyweds.

A huge heart makes the perfect backdrop for "I dos," and stuffed hearts flanking the aisle add even more whimsical panache.

For added flair with your save-the-date cards, fill clear envelopes with heart confetti and a heart sticker for people to mark the date on their calendars.

Photo booths are a huge wedding trend, but make yours special with some handmade heart-shaped pillow props!

Sweet, little, glittery hearts add sparkle to reception straws.

A handcrafted lit-up heart makes a romantic statement during the "I dos."

The ombre colors and heart topper give a traditional cake style some modern flair.

DIY heart-shaped paper garlands bring you back to the days of sweet, handmade Valentines. They also make perfect budget-friendly decorations.

Subtle rope hearts take center stage above the altar.

Cute meets rustic with heart-adorned, hand-painted, wooden signage.

Swap out boring boutonnieres on your groomsmen with Ban.do sequin hearts.

Red heart balloons not only make for a wedding photo prop, they also look great in videos like this one when everyone lets them loose at the reception.

Label your beverages with red paper hearts for a whimsical way to guide your guests.

See how I made these DIY heart magnets for my wedding seating assignments. They also doubled as favors!

Not only do these giant sticker hearts direct the guests and provide seating, they tell the couple's love story along the way!

Hand out heart flags for your guests to wave as you return down the aisle.

Heart cookies give the guests an extraspecial sweet treat.

Fill the space above your guests with hearts!

A stained-glass-inspired heart makes a stunning ceremony piece.

This natural-looking ring pillow is a heart in disguise.

Hearts on the bridal shoes is one thing, but get your groom in on the fun with heart socks for him.

Doughnuts get a romantic touch with delicate doily hearts.

Jazz up the ceremony aisle by forming hearts from rose petals.

Make your wedding sparkly with these easy-to-make heart cake topper.

Hearts give regular sparklers added cute factor.

Punch a hole in paper hearts to string on a thank-you message to your favors.

Sweeten up dessert with heart-shaped mini pies.

With its mix of geometric shapes and watercolor design, these heart menus are modern and beautiful.

Cheese is awesome enough, but add heart labels and it's even cheddar!

Get creative with your floral design by making a heart shape above the dessert table.

For the debonair groom with a bit of a quirky side.

Create a string-filled heart to hold all the seating cards.

Swap out traditional flowers for cute stuffed hearts along the ceremony aisle.

Little wooden hearts dress up casual napkins.

Teeny tiny hearts keep cupcakes sweet and simple.

Having your nuptials on Valentine's Day makes your invitation theme easy. You can mix up the modern and vintage like this invite, or get reminiscent with antique-style Valentines.

Whether it's for an engagement shoot or to toss at the newlyweds during their postwedding exit, heart confetti is a little detail that packs a punch.

Color-copy vintage valentines to add a touch of retro romance to the dessert table.

Personalized "love" matchboxes are inexpensive, cute, and practical — the ultimate wedding-favor trifecta.

A huge, inflatable, red heart says you know it's a kitschy holiday, but you're embracing it in all its glory.

A massive, shimmering gold heart on its own is festive and fun without being too prom-y.