Artificial Trees for Weddings and Events

Trees change the scale of an event. A pair of blossom trees at the end of an aisle, a wisteria arch behind the head table or a row of olives along a terrace turn an ordinary room into a scene guests remember. Fresh floral installations of that size are expensive and last one day. Artificial trees look just as lush, can be set up the day before and are reused event after event.

Why planners and venues choose artificial trees

• Reusable: one investment works for dozens of weddings, galas and corporate events.
• Any season: cherry blossoms in December, autumn maples in May.
• No wilting: the trees look the same at the last dance as at the ceremony.
• Easy logistics: no water, no fallen petals, no refrigeration and early setup.

The best trees for weddings and events

Cherry blossom trees: the romantic classic

Soft pink or white blossom trees are the most requested wedding trees. The 10 ft cherry blossom tree for weddings comes in white or pink, the cherry blossom with a fiberglass trunk adds red, and the vibrant pink cherry blossom reaches 15 ft for ballrooms.

Wisteria trees: maximum drama

Long, cascading flower clusters make wisteria the ultimate backdrop for a ceremony stage or head table. The wisteria tree comes in 11.5 and 14 ft.

Weeping willow: soft movement

A weeping willow (8 to 15 ft) creates a natural canopy over a sweetheart table or lounge area and works for garden-themed and outdoor events.

Magnolia and bougainvillea: color accents

The magnolia blossom tree comes in white, pink, red or blue, so it can match almost any wedding palette. The rose red bougainvillea brings Mediterranean color to terraces and destination-style events.

Olive trees: for modern and minimalist weddings

Not every couple wants flowers. Olive trees suit modern, rustic and Mediterranean weddings and look elegant with candles and white linen. See our artificial olive trees.

Maple trees: for autumn weddings

Red and gold artificial maple trees make a warm, seasonal statement for fall weddings and harvest events.

Where to use trees at an event

• Ceremony aisle: a pair of trees at the altar end, or a row of smaller trees lining the aisle.
• Behind the head table: one or two tall trees create a backdrop for every photo of the couple.
• Photo wall: blossom trees on both sides of a neon sign or flower wall.
• Entrance: trees at the door set the theme before guests walk in.
• Lounge areas: a willow or olive over seating makes a cozy corner.

Sizing tips

• For aisles and stage framing, 8–10 ft trees create impact without blocking views.
• Ballrooms and atriums can take 13–15 ft trees.
• Check the ceiling height, doorways and elevator size of the venue before ordering large trees.

For event planners and venues

Owning a set of trees lets planners offer decor packages again and again, and lets venues include a signature look in every booking. Email support@ojadecor.com for help choosing a set of trees for your events.

Frequently asked questions

Can artificial trees be reused for many events?

Yes. With careful transport and occasional dusting, they can be used for event after event.

Which trees work best for an outdoor wedding?

Weeping willow and bougainvillea are listed for indoor and outdoor use. See more in outdoor artificial trees.

How tall should wedding trees be?

Around 8–10 ft for aisles and stages, and 13–15 ft for ballrooms with high ceilings.

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