Updated: October 2022
If you are currently planning a wedding or in the process of scrapbooking one, it may feel overwhelming!
Photographers and guests take a ton of photos at weddings. Hundreds (if not thousands) are taken of the lovely bride & groom, the amazing venue, the beautiful flowers, & more! So of course, you end up with enough photos to fill an entire album. This requires a lot of wedding scrapbook page ideas!
If you're stuck & need some inspiration, check out these Mosaic Moments® pages you will want to scraplift!
#1. Wedding Colors
"Summer Bride" by Paije Potter - Pattern #301
This bride used colors based on the sunset, so there were lots of orange, peach, & cream colors.
Paije found this orange striped paper from Doodlebug Design™ and it surprisingly works so well for this wedding layout. Fresh Cream Grid Paper & Ivory Card stock gave this page an elegant feel and toned down the bright orange.
Tip: When you have one or more bright colors, be sure to tone them down with a neutral such as white, cream, brown, or grey.
This bride and groom chose Navy, green, and pink for the wedding colors.
On the left side, Paije used the looped 2x2 die set to create an interlocking ring design. The inner circles have an ivory and pink floral paper. The outer parts were embossed and green chalk ink was added on top.
A dash of blue paper was placed on the right of the layout, which matches the groom's suit.
"Alexis & Matt" by Paije Potter - Pattern #416
#2. Wedding Items
"Wedding" by Andrea Fisher - Pattern #860
Andrea placed a two-sided invitation on this wedding scrapbook layout.
We love Mosaic Moments pages since you can add so much! Not only did Andrea fit in the invitation, but also nine photos from the ceremony. She filled the rest of the space with beautiful cuts of the Diamond Ring 2x2 die - how perfect!
You can learn more about this page by visiting Andrea's article here.
The heart and flower stickers shown on this layout were used for the guest book at the wedding reception.
So, be sure to have any items from the wedding! You just might need it for your scrapbook album. Adding the lovely stickers was a simple way to decorate the layout and to also remember the little wedding details.
"Bridesmaids" by Paije Potter - Pattern #211
#3. Wedding Theme
"Wedding" by Andrea Fisher
When you look at this layout do you automatically think 'rustic wedding'?
Andrea did a great job decorating her layout with burlap and wood grain paper. Her layout also was created with lots of neutral colors, which fits with the wedding's rustic theming.
Learn more about this page and get her tips here.
This wedding's theme was based on a cottage garden.
The sweetheart dies were chosen since they create a flower shape when used together. Not only does this die collection fit with the garden theme, but we love how much character it adds to these reception photos.
Photos like these may seem dull when cut into squares and rectangles, but the Sweetheart dies give them an amazing look!
"Reception Details" by Paije Potter - Pattern #344
#4. Keep it Simple
"Bride" by Paije Potter - Pattern #191
On this layout, all of the photos were cropped to squares.
This page pattern (#191) is great if you have a lot of detail shots to show, which it's very likely you do! Paije used a pattern paper from Echo Park™ for the focal point so it would stand out the most. Plus, the paper gives some "breathing room" between the center photo and the 2x2 photos on the outer edges.
Keeping your layout simple allows you to fit in more photos too!
This layout was kept simple since the designer, Paije, wanted to keep the photos close to the full 4x6 size.
She also simplified the page by using one color mat. If you have a lot of pages to create, sticking to one color mat will make the process go quicker! To add some interest, she used a snowflake stamp on the black card-stock.
"Winter Bride" by Paije Potter - Pattern #731
#5. Make the Details Mosaic
"Spring Wedding" by Tami Potter - Pattern #295
Wow! Isn't this layout just breathe taking!
Tami took photos of a blossoming tree and created it into a mosaic. The trick is to take multiple shots of the tree and then blend the two or more photos together. This is a wonderful detail any bride and groom will love!
While the bride and groom were getting their portraits taken, Tami explored the area to capture the flowers and scenery.
Generally, the professionals are busy getting shots of the couple and don't think to get the surrounding details. So, when you attend a wedding look around and photograph the beautiful venue. Later these photos will make a fabulous mosaic!
"Moon Wedding" by Tami Potter
#6. Be Inspired by the Season
"Tyler & Mariah" by Jodi Benson - Pattern #343
Here, Jodi found lovely burnt orange and greens for this fall layout of her son's wedding.
The pattern paper is very elegant and the 3x3 scallop frame die was a wonderful choice for a wedding page. Even if the colors don't necessarily say "wedding", placing in elegant dies will fix that!
You don't have to use wedding themed paper for all of your pages.
Here, Lynn used beautiful winter patterned paper. Winter designs are often very elegant and beautiful which is perfect for a wedding!
"Winter Wedding" by Lynn Wardell
#7. Change it Up with Fancy Designs
"Forever Families" by Jodi Benson - Pattern #102
Jodi framed each of these photos with the 4x4 dynamic die.
She also added the 1x4 Dynamic die, so each space creates little diamond designs. This is a great layout if you have four formal photos you would like to feature.
If you really want an adventure, try the bliss dies with your wedding photos!
The best part about the bliss die is the petal designs that rotate around the layout, which is perfect for a wedding.
