So, you’ve had the wedding of your dreams—beautiful dress, perfect vows, and unforgettable moments. Now, what happens to all those gorgeous photos, invitations, and keepsakes you’ve worked so hard on? Don’t let them gather dust in a drawer! You’ve spent so much time, effort, and money planning the perfect wedding. Wouldn’t it be a shame if your wedding album, bouquet, or photobook just sat there, out of sight? Let’s make those memories shine by turning your walls into a fabulous wedding gallery!

Step 01: Pick the Right Spot

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First things first—where do you want your wedding gallery? The living room is a popular choice, especially if you want to wow your guests. Or maybe the hallway, where every time you walk by, you can sigh a little happy sigh. If you prefer to keep it cozy and personal, the bedroom or even your home office can be the perfect backdrop for your special moments. Basically, pick a spot where you’ll get the most “aww” moments out of your guests (and you and your partner, of course!).

Step 02: Choose a Color That Makes Your Memories Pop

Let’s talk paint. The right color can make or break the mood of your gallery. Here are a few recos:Love on the Walls: Painting Ideas to Display Wedding Keepsakes | MyBoysen

For soft neutrals, think off-whites or creams, or taupes. These shades won’t steal the spotlight from your photos but will still make them look amazing.Love on the Walls: Painting Ideas to Display Wedding Keepsakes | MyBoysen

Or, you can go for romantic pastels. Colors like blush pink, sage green, and powder blue will make your wedding memories feel like they’re straight out of a fairytale.Love on the Walls: Painting Ideas to Display Wedding Keepsakes | MyBoysen

Make a statement with bold colors. Achieve a modern twist by making your gallery wall stand out in saturated colors such as deep navy or warm terracotta.

Pro Tip: Why not match your gallery wall color to your wedding color theme? Check out the Boysen App for the closest color match for your wedding hues!

Step 03: Get Creative with your Keepsakes

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Why stop at photos? Turn your gallery into a treasure trove of wedding mementos! Frame your invitations, display your preserved bouquet, or set up small shelves for your wedding cake topper or vows. You could even hang a little board for guests messages or handwritten notes from your partner.

Step 04: Layout Like a Pro

Now, how do you arrange everything? Mix and match different frame sizes for that perfectly curated look. Start with a showstopper and work your way around it. Before you start hammering nails into the wall, use tape or paper cutouts to plan where everything should go. Lay everything out on the ground first and work your inner interior designer’s magic. Trust us, your future self will thank you.

Step 05: Have Fun with Paints and Colors

Make your gallery even more fun with accent walls, colorful borders, or a fun stencil behind your photos. It’ll give your space that little extra something, like a cherry on top of a wedding cake.

Some Final Thoughts

With the right paint and a bit of creativity, your walls will become a beautiful reminder of your love story. And the best part? Every time you walk by, you’ll be reminded of that one perfect day. So, grab that paintbrush, get decorating, and let those memories shine.

Do you have any other questions on paints or colors? Send us an email ask@myboysen.com. We’re always happy to help! Don’t forget to subscribe to the blog for weekly short and sweet paint and DIY inspirations sent straight to your email. Happy painting!

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Inah is an avid overplanner with a manic desire to organize everything. She dedicates most of her time and attention to her two chunky dogs, Prince and Peanut. If there's a bit of extra time on hand, she will spring clean her entire house.

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