Wondering what geode and agate actually means?
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A geode is a concave rock formation which is lined on the inside with crystals. The most popular example is an amethyst geode. Agate, on the other hand, is a flatter rock which is characterised by bright colour and grain patterns.
Geode and agate are becoming increasingly popular in wedding styling circles, and, the beautiful natural rock formations can be used for anything from table numbers to the inspiration for your wedding cake design. Here are some geode and agate wedding styling ideas.
Agate table numbers
Image: Alexandria Monette Photography
Agate place cards
Image: Inspired by Love Events
Agate cookie bomboniere
Image: Alana Jones – Mann Desserts, Decor & Styling
Geode cake topper
Image: Inspired by Love Events
Agate wedding invitations
Image: Minted
Geode wedding cake
Image: Angela Shae Photography
Geode lolly pops
Image: T&S Hughes Photography
Agate plates
Image: Anna Delores Photography
Agate thank you cards
Image: Vistaprint
Agate ceremony backdrop
Image: Lauren Scotti
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