01/30/2021
Unique Wedding Exit Ideas
The perfect-for-you wedding send-off plan includes all of the following elements:
1. Aisle or pathway decor that sets the mood for your departure
2. Tossables or something your wedding guests can hold so they can actively participate in the exit
3. Super photogenic props to capture this magical moment
4. Transportation to whisk you and your partner away to the next activity
Make a lasting memory with any of these 15 unique wedding exit ideas:
1. Have guests create an arch above your heads using plastic or foam swords. You can also give your bridal party crowns and tiaras to complete the royal or pirate theme.
2. If you don’t mind getting a little wet, hand out some miniature water pistols to start a water fight with guests. You and your partner should surprise them with super soakers, of course. Hand out towels too for those caught off guard.
3. Ask everyone to hold custom lighters like they’re at a concert or swap real flames for cell phone flashlights. Play romantic and soft rock music — maybe even a recording from a live concert!
4. Add some everlasting bubbles to your departure for a whimsical touch. Or, if your wedding is dog-friendly, use child and pet-safe flavored ones. Peanut butter is the most popular.
5. Toss flower petals instead of confetti. Choose from rose petals or any florals featured in your bouquet. Save money by breaking down leftover centerpieces or bridal party bouquets for this.
6. Hire a horse and carriage to whisk you away at the end of the night.
7. Invite guests to do a conga line out to your getaway vehicle. Have your maid of honor and best man lead two separate lines then meet up in the middle.
8. Ask guests to wave cheerleader pom-poms at you as you exit. Choose colors that reflect your shared history or interests. This works especially well if you have the same favorite sports team or met at school.
9. Release biodegradable balloons instead of regular ones which are hazardous for wildlife and the environment.
10. Have a live band play as you walk out of the venue.
11. Celebrate your last dance instead of your first one and choreograph an exit for you and your bridal party.
12. Ride away in style on white bicycles with color-coordinated streamers flying off the back.
13.Wave flags, handkerchiefs, or pennants in the air that have your initials on them.
14. Equip your guests with glow in the dark sticks, hats, and necklaces. For children, host a face painting booth that uses glow-in-the-dark face paints so they can look extra cool.
15. Rent or borrow a classic car to take you from the venue to your reception or hotel. Don’t forget the “Just Married” sign.