Wreaths

• Wreaths are one of the easiest ways to add color to your Christmas wedding, and they're so easy to transport that they can be used to decorate both your ceremony and your reception. You can even stretch their use further by taking them home after the wedding. You may either buy wreaths from a garden store or make your own out of fresh greenery. Use wire to attach branches to a wire wreath form. When the wreath is covered, use more wire to attach small clusters of holly leaves. Attach a red bow and a loop of wire, then hang the wreaths in the windows and on doorways.
  
  

Place Cards

• Branches of greenery tend to be bushy, so they can clamp onto objects the way a hairbrush would. Small branches can hold up place cards or cards displaying each table number. Choose two pieces of greenery that are slightly larger than the card. Place them side by side and bind the ends together with wire. Attach pieces of holly to each branch with more wire. A small card will slide into the space between the branches. The cards must be made from slightly thick paper so they'll stand up between the branches rather than flopping over.
  
  

Centerpieces

• Greenery can be used to create structured centerpieces or it can be left loose, so it can suit any decorating style you like. For a structured centerpiece, place a piece of floral foam inside a bowl. Push the stems of the greenery sprigs into the foam, then arrange sprigs of holly throughout the greenery. For a more free-form centerpiece, arrange candles on each table. Arrange loose pieces of greenery and holly on the tables, fully surrounding the candles. When the candles are lit, the soft glow will showcase all the texture of the greenery.
  
  

Balls

• Greenery balls can hang from the ceiling or a fireplace mantel, so they can quickly add some decoration to an area that's looking sparse. These balls can also be used as an alternative to mistletoe. Soak greenery sprigs overnight, then push their ends into a foam ball. If you're preparing the balls close to the wedding, you may also use a potato for the base. Continue adding sprigs until the base is covered and the ball looks perfectly round. Use wire to tie holly leaves and berries to the sprigs and pin a wire loop to the ball so it can hang from a ceiling. Encourage couples who walk beneath it to share a kiss.