There are so many ways you can add your own personal style to your wedding. You can turn it into a circus (in a good, super fun way) or make it a global affair if you’re a world traveling couple. But if you’re looking for something a little nautical, a little preppy, and still oh-so-sweet, we have just the thing. From the aisle to the invite, here are 30 ways to deck your day out in stripes.

1. DIY Confetti Bag: Give guests this fun, striped confetti bag to toss at you and yours as you walk down the aisle. (via Green Wedding Shoes)

2. Blue Wedding: We love the imperfect lines and pop of blue color. (via Style Me Pretty)

3. Pretty in Pearls: Add some texture to your cake with this fun technique. (via Erica Obrien)

4. Bouquet Bows: Just to give your already beautiful bouquet an extra pretty, preppy touch, add ribbons in solids and stripes. (via Inspired by This)

5. Light it Up: Christmas lights and streamers are all it takes to make this charming ceiling. (via Style Me Pretty)

6. Floral Invitation: This bold, playful invite is sure to get you an instant RSVP. (via Weddbook)

7. Striped Rope Vases: These neon DIY vases are perfect for adding a pop of color to tables and so easy to DIY with colorful cord and twine. (via Green Wedding Shoes)

8. Rainbow Napkins: These super playful napkins might be more memorable than the meal. (via Brides)

9. Striped Shack: We don’t usually need any convincing to walk into a shack of sweets, but if we did these striped doors would certainly do the trick. (via Green Wedding Shoes)

10. Summer Washi 4-Pack Set ($10): Make stripes anywhere you want with colorful washi tape on, yup, just about any/everything!

11. Pretty in Pink: This super girly table setting can turn a wedding into the ultimate tea party. (via Inspired by This)

12. Striped Treat Bag ($10): Send guests home with a treat in one of these candy striped paper bags.

13. Not So Mellow Yellow: Striped, yellow table cloths make everything look sunny side up. (via Elizabeth Anne Designs)

14. Criss-Cross Crazed: This criss-crossed wedding is making our eyes hurt but we can’t look away! (via Wedding Chicks)

15. Steamer City: This streamer backdrop would be so simple to set up and look how epic they are! (via Ruffled Blog)

16. Menu Musings: These menu cards look almost good enough to eat. (via Style Me Pretty)

17. Step Up: This is the aisle to top all aisles! We’re in love and it could so be washi taped. (via One Wed)

18. Tasseled and Bows: This simple idea makes boring ol’ chairs fun. (via Ruffled Blog)

19. Simply Striped: You can’t go wrong with flowers and stripes. (via The Perfect Palette)

20. Painted Sweets: A cake that looks like a watercolor dream is a dream come true. (via Belle the Magazine)

21. Buttered Bow Ties: This will be as fun to look at as it will be to eat. (via Brit + Co)

22. Botanical and Bold: Make bright flowers pop with a stark black and white backdrop. (via Style Me Pretty)

23. Perpendicular Proposition: Things don’t always have to be so horizontal. Opt for some vertical stripes for your wedding invite. (via Praise Wedding)

24. Shimmering Slice: A golden cake that is also striped? Doesn’t get much better than that. (via Style Me Pretty)

25. Swimming in Stripes: Take things a little nautical with navy and white stripes. (via Southern Weddings)

26. Chevron Cake: We’ve seen chevron all over the house but never before on a cake. (via Project Wedding)

27. Paper Straws ($6): Paper straws are an easy way to take this theme to the next level.

28. Candyland: Striped walls might not make for easy clean up, but they sure look great. (via Rue Mag)

29. Striped Frosting: Almost too pretty to eat. Keyword being almost ;) (via Wild Orchid Baking Company)

30. Black and White Backdrop: We can’t decide what’s prettier: this DIY backdrop or Mother Nature’s. (via Hey Look)

Would you consider stripes for your wedding day? Which idea do you like best?

Cortney Clift
Cortney is the senior writer and special projects editor at Brit + Co. She typically covers topics related to women's issues, politics, and lifestyle. When she's not buried behind her computer you'll find her exploring New York City or planning her next big adventure.