Amazing Wedding Ideas Inspired By "Game Of Thrones"

In anticipation of Joffrey and Margaery's impending Purple Wedding — we still haven't recovered from the Red Wedding — we've pulled together some of our favorite details inspired by the spellbinding visuals on the show!

The Venue

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The majority of the filming for Game of Thrones took place in Northern Ireland and Scotland. Forests, barns and other outdoor venues harken back to a bygone century.

The Venue

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This chuppah overflowing with greenery lends a mystical vibe to an urban venue.

The Venue

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This understated and gorgeous ceremony setup is reminiscent of the Great Hall.

Invitations & Stationery

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Lion in the Sun designed this custom wedding suite for GoT fans Hsiao and Tony. Don't forget to include their riff on the Stark house motto ("wedding is coming!") for your save-the-date!

Invitations & Stationery

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With gold foil, black museum board and nonconventional silhouettes, this wedding invitation was equal parts glamorous and macabre.

Invitations & Stationery

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No correspondence is complete without a Lannister Red wax seal.

Bridal Style

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A gold Lazaro gown accessorized with a beaded neckline and crown befits the Queen of the North. Find your dream wedding dress ►

Bridal Style

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This bride's pale gray Ian Stuart gown is perfect for an ice princess.

Bridal Style

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Here's a closer look at the bride's crimped, Thrones-inspired hairdo.

Bridal Style

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For an elegant big-day look, accessorize with a cascading bouquet and a faux fur shrug.

Bridal Style

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Long and loose tendrils are a must — we love the way the braid frames this bride's tiara.

Bridal Style

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According to Dothraki legend, the moon is a goddess, the wife of the sun. These heartfelt cufflinks pay homage to Khal Drago and Daenerys Targaryen's pet names for one another.

The Bridesmaids

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We're crushing on this amazing floral cuff and hair jewelry!

The Bridesmaids

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Brooch bouquets with the coat of arms are subtle ways to incorporate your favorite show into the wedding.

The Seating Arrangements

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This roaring dragon escort card display will be a hit with guests!

The Seating Arrangements

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Seat guests based on their noble houses.

The Seating Arrangements

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This seating chart display featured a gorgeous painted depiction of Westeros.

The Reception

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This sweetheart table was designed to mimic a medieval feast.

The Reception

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How cool is this rustic wood branch centerpiece?

The Reception

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Here's a closer look at the flowers that were used.

The Reception

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We're blown away by this lush centerpiece featuring a vibrant color palette.

The Reception

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Instead of having chair back signs that say "bride" and "groom," refer to your royal titles instead ("my lord" and "my lady").

The Reception

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The wildlings would approve of these faux "wolf fur" embellished candlesticks.

The Reception

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Create eye-catching place cards with motifs from the show, like Khaleesi's painted pinecone "dragon eggs."

The Reception

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For a homespun look, fill wooden boxes with monochromatic blooms. Cotton balls and anemones add a unique touch!

The Reception

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We spotted these Thrones-themed lawn games at a Southern wedding.

Food & Drinks

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Roasted chicken with root vegetables and rosemary garnish is the hallmark of any king's feast.

Food & Drinks

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We love the addition of fruit and various-sized goblets.

Food & Drinks

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Bring it back to the 21st century with fun drink coasters!

The Sweet Finale

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Wow your guests with a dramatic cake topped with the Iron Throne. Browse more amazing wedding cakes ►

The Sweet Finale

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Or your cake can feature a sword (if you love the Lannisters) or a fire-breathing dragon (if you hail from the house of Targaryen).

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At this Italian castle wedding, cake slices were served topped with individual swords.

The Wedding Gift or Favor Tag

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The Lannisters aren't the only ones who must pay their debts!