Start your succulent theme with the wedding invitations! The subtle colors can help to set the mood before guests even arrive. Printing companies like Shutterfly already have designs

ready for succulent fans, as the popularity of the plant has exploded.

In the same vein, you can welcome guests to your wedding with a succulent-themed wedding sign. You can find affordable printable designs on Etsy.

This is where your ability to grow succulents can save you a lot of money. With some care and patience, you can grow and build succulent centerpieces for your guest

tables. As a bonus, you can provide guests with small containers and encourage them to take a succulent home as a gift.

See how to create a succulent centerpiece at

Gardening Gone Wild.

If you're even more determined to save money, you can create your own succulent wreaths to hang on venue doors. It doesn't require a whole lot of materials (aside from

the succulents themselves); just make sure you have a good sharp pair of clippers.

Get instructions at Connecticut Lifestyles.

For general decor, simple mason jars, twine, stick-on wall hangers, rocks, and a succulent for each are all you need.

Check it out at Girlfriend Shoes.

If you're going to have a succulent-themed wedding, you need some tiny adorable succulents somewhere (or preferably everywhere). Escort cards are a great excuse for this.

They went great with

this wedding featured on Ruffled.

Of course, you need place cards to go with your escort cards. These teeny terrariums are absolutely adorable and can absolutely double as favors for your guests. 

Found at

href="https://www.paintnite.com/blog/trend-alert-this-new-wedding-accessory-has-us-seeing-green/" target="_blank">Paint Nite.

Obviously, you have to have succulent wedding favors. Share your love of succulents with all your friends. For the best and most affordable results, grow them yourself for the perfect

personal touch. You can guarantee no one will throw these away.

Idea found at The Dreamery Events.

If you don't have much space on the walls, consider some beautiful hanging terrariums filled with succulents. These are amazing because you can see the plants inside from all angles.

This is another DIY project you can try to cut down on costs.

Get instructions at Home Talk.

For the tiniest of succulents, you can have them coming out of your wine corks. Yes, they can also be used as wedding favors for your guests. You can even

attach magnets to the sides so reminders of your wedding can hang on refrigerators.

Get them at TheLovelySuccubent.

Flower crowns are a beautiful addition to the bride's overall look, but if you prefer succulents to flowers, why not a succulent crown? Needles + Seeds will teach

you how to make your own crown out of succulents with some wire and tape.

You don't have to have a full flower crown to look gorgeous. You can find combs decorated with succulents, though even just a single green succulent placed in your hair

is an amazing accessory.

You can absolutely have a succulent bouquet. If you want still want some bright colors, feel free to use a mix of succulents and bright flowers, like Karina

and Josh did for their destination wedding.

Look at this adorable little succulent boutonniere! Because succulents aren't just for the bride. The groom and all of his groomsmen can sport succulents on their jackets to be part

of your theme.

Found at The Frosted Petticoat.

Even your flower girl can use succulents! Just because it's called "flower" girl doesn't mean she has to be totally stuck with flowers. She can absolutely scatter succulent leaves, or

you can leave the succulents on the basket and fill it with more traditional flower petals.

Check it out at Heavenly Blooms.

I couldn't believe it either, but somebody came up with the idea for a succulent-themed ring pillow. The "pillow" itself appears to be made out of some kind of moss

with succulents in the corners and the rings tied to the middle. Super cute.

Get other ideas at Happy Wedd.

You don't need to pay a ton for a ceremony arch if you have succulents to decorate it. This couple made a simple arch out of two by fours and

curtains, then added some gorgeous succulents.

Featured at Mod Wedding.

Succulents, properly cleaned, make perfect cake toppers. You can use additional succulents to decorate each tier or around the cake for a truly beautiful effect. It's more classy and environmentally

friendly than something plastic on top.

See more at Storyboard Wedding.

Going for cupcakes rather than traditional cake? You can still put succulents on that. The best part is that you can use simple little home-grown succulents or you can create

easy, realistic looking fondant succulents that are a bit more edible.

Get the recipe at Sugar and Charm.

If you're really into succulents, you could go all out and just have them frosted like it. Should I eat those or plant them?

Instructions found at Joann.

Have an old chair, or can you find one at a dumpster? Cover the seat in succulents. Now it's an amazing piece of decoration.

Find it at Garden

Magz.

Of course this is a Martha Stewart idea. You can make what is essentially a flower sash for each of your wedding chairs. If you're looking to go

all out, this is a great addition.

Place settings don't need to be so complex. Add a couple of your fresh grown succulents and you'll have something lovely for an indoor or outdoor wedding.

See them in

action at Bajan Wed.

If you have long tables rather than round at your wedding, you might forego centerpieces for what they call "tablescapes." A simple strip of green decorated with lush succulents on

a picnic table is affordable, rustic, and beautiful.

See more at Flax & Twine.

Flower petals down the wedding aisle is a tired cliche. You can change things up with just some rocks, plates, and, of course, succulents! It costs less than the flowers

you would need to get the petals from.

Find more ideas at Style Me Pretty.

For the bride or the bridesmaids, a succulent corsage is a classy touch. Give them to your bridesmaids instead of bouquets, and the subtle colors won't take any attention away

from you.

You can find these at FlowersKartasheva's Etsy.

Succulent bouquets or bouquets combining succulents and flowers in neutral colors are great for bridesmaids during the ceremony. You don't want any of their colors to be more vibrant than

the bride's.

You can find affordable arrangements at Save On Crafts.

Because yes.

See more wedding friends at Deer Pearl Flowers.

A succulent hair accessory is also perfect for pinning your veil. The subtle colors with some bright touches are pure perfection.

Find more options at Brit + Co.

Did you know you could frame a plot of succulents? You can use a simple wooden frame, and if you're having an outdoor wedding, lean it up against something or

prop it up on a stool. It's ideal for a rustic look.

Find out who to make your own at Empress of Dirt.

Class up your place settings a bit by simply adding a little succulent your expertly folded napkins. 

Candles at weddings are pretty much a given. You can combine them with succulents and reduce fire hazards by taking a simple planter, adding your favorite succulents, and sticking in

some platforms for candles.

Check it out at Ciao! Newport Beach.

If you're going for a traditional white wedding dress but want to incorporate some color, bridal belts are a great way to do that. And yes, you can have succulents

on it.

Get more inspiration at Burnett's Boards.

Getting the perfect backdrop for your ceremony so your photos will impress can be difficult and/or expensive. However, a little creativity and you can create your own backdrop with an

old glass pane door and even more succulents.

Find more ideas at Hi Miss Puff.

If you want to have a more elaborate ceremony arch, you can buckle down and make an entire succulent garland. These can also be used to decorate the bridal table,

or anything else you can think of!

More inspiration at Once Wed.

Many weddings feature displays of the couple's initials. If you get (or make) your initials in wooden block letters, you can pack in some soil and have succulent initials. It's

that easy.

See more at Hi Miss Puff.

This painting is just perfect for your succulent theme. In fact, calling your theme "Let Love Grow" sounds more creative than just "succulent theme," so feel free to steal that.

You can also get prints of this painting for just $5 if you're trying to save some money.

Find it at the SunbirdPrintables Etsy shop.

If you need a sign held up (and you probably do), a seriously low budget way to go is to saw a slice into a wood round and use that.

This can be decorated with succulents, which go great with the rustic look. You can do more than just the single tiny succulent, but I do think the above looks

very cute.

Get more inspiration at Treasures & Travels.

It's a wooden heart with succulents in it. You know, you could save a lot of money with this theme if you know a wood worker.

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Even your ring box can have succulents on it. This box is positively adorable. Use it to present the engagement ring, the wedding rings, and every ring that might ever

exist after that.

Check it out at Sohu.