Parrots are majestic creatures known for their beautiful and colourful wings. You won’t be able to find a single person who dislikes the colours of this majestic bird. So, if you’re smiling and remembering the parrot bird, why not use it as a theme for the decor of your intimate wedding!? From the colours to the bird itself, there’s so much you can incorporate in the decor! 

Don’t believe us then see for yourself because we have just found some stupendous parrot decors at real weddings. Look closely cuz you’re gonna love literally all the ideas for your dream intimate wedding! 

Parrot Decor at Real Weddings

Parrots at Center Tables 

It’s time to ditch those usual flowers for your centre table and go a little crazy instead. Why not add little parrots made out of flowers for the centre tables? You’ll get to use the flowers while not sticking with the ordinary. Sounds exciting, no?

Parrot Hangings to Let The Birds Fly

You have to incorporate parrots on the hanging décor cuz when putting up, it will seem like the parrots are flying. Not only is it out of the box but people will notice it super easily!

Parrot Backdrops

Obsessed with this bird’s colours? Then use them for the backdrop at your mehendi function or at your wedding. As the colour is unique, your photos with your other half will come out to be simply brilliant!

Let the Birds Rest

A floral structure in the shape of a parrot will look great on literally anything. I mean, look at these brides who have these birds’ setup above their Mehendi function seating. Seriously, looks so nice!

Let The Parrots Welcome Your Loved Ones!

What can be cuter than having parrots at the entryway to welcome your guests? That’s the first impression they’re gonna have of your décor and trust me, they will love it if you’ve got these cutesy birds there.

Parrots Here and There

We also found some great examples of small-small things where you can incorporate this theme so start bookmarking cuz some are simply too great to miss! 

So where are you gonna incorporate these majestic parrots? Tell us in the comments section below!

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