I didn’t know Link and Zelda finally tied the knot… and in New Horizons, no less!
Whether you want to cosplay Legend of Zelda for an Animal Crossing wedding is up to you. But this is a lovely idea regardless.
Plenty of white roses and fabrics make for a pretty classic nuptial theme. Invite your friends, take a seat at the tables, and celebrate some fictional love!
Pink is such a lovely color. It goes well with other colors too – which is perfect for the brown sand, green grass, and blue sky for this gorgeous beachside venue!
Toss in some pink and white roses, love-heart pews, and an aisle, and you’ve got the best wedding destination for the hot summer – no wedding planner required!
Walk down the aisle to some meaningful live piano music here – maybe Pachelbel’s Canon, My Heart Will Go On, or just the standard march, it’s up to you!
There’s plenty of dark greens and browns here that mesh well with red daisies for an atypical wedding theme.
If pastels and whites aren’t your jam, this might be a great option. Especially if you’re big into a forestcore look.
Just make sure it’s not too deep in the woods, or you might be left alone at the altar if everyone got lost.
Not everyone wants a big fancy wedding. And that’s a-ok!
They’re expensive, frivolous, and sometimes a real headache.
If you just want to tie the knot with your beloved, a simple setup like this will do the trick.
All you need is an arch, some seats, and an aisle with a few decorations. Gather your friends, get an officiator, and tie the knot – Animal Crossing style.
There’s a variety of flowers here, like tulips, cherry blossoms, and sunflowers. Sakura petals are scattered along the aisle between seating, and the fresh air will be wonderful during the ceremony.
Enjoy the day, and congratulations to the new couple!
If the big wedding thing isn’t for you, here’s a great beach spot to elope at.
Eloping is very popular these days. It’s much less expensive, you often get a vacation out of it, and for the romantics out there, and it’s more intimate and personal than a big party with crazy great-uncles raiding the open bar.
Enjoy each other’s vows by moonlight and candlelight in this beachy area.
If you’re lucky, you’ll see a shooting star too – that’s gotta be good luck!
Better hope Celeste doesn’t wander into your photo op, though.
When you’re able to have your reception in the same space as your wedding, that’s great.
Venue costs can be through the roof!
This beachside wedding is a great design to mimic if you only want to celebrate with a few people.
It’s beautifully decorated with flowers, paving, tiki torches, and palm trees for a tropical to-do. Enjoy a delicious dinner right after your ceremony with your new partner and your closest friends!
Even if it’s a little cold, no worries. There’s a wood-burning oven to keep things warm. And you’re on a beach, so a bonfire is always an option!
Maybe it’s the candlelight, maybe it’s the dark wood paneling… but this wedding spot gives me serious Victorian vibes.
Whether you’re a history buff, a Jane Austen fan, or just appreciate some good old antiques, consider having a Victorian themed wedding like this on your own island.
The dresses are gorgeous, and the dark wood is lovely. It’ll make for fantastic pictures, and a unique day.
Decorate with white rose wreaths to complement the dark wood, or white anything, really!
Enjoy old-timey music from the pipe organ, or if you can’t find one, a gramophone will do nicely, too.
This reception venue does not have an arch for a ceremony. But no need to fret!
Many weddings take place at separate locations, either because of scheduling, space, or sometimes just because.
Having it near a neighborhood means that all your villagers can attend, as well as any friends you want to invite.
This would be an especially lovely idea during sunrise, due to the gorgeous lighting. The table is set for a wonderful dinner in this example, and that’s one eager looking groom.
Now this small wedding venue looks like something right out of Alice in Wonderland.
With whimsical items like the mermaid chair, shell fountain, and mermaid divider, it’s a fancy, fairytale spot.
Peach trees in the back would fill the air with a delicious aroma, as well as give lots of shade and privacy so nobody snoops – and so that one villager you can’t stand won’t just wander in.
There isn’t a lot of seating, though. If you’re space is bigger you could always add more.
But if you’re tight on space this may be a better spot to elope, or just to have a few people bear witness, which is totally valid! Not everyone wants an audience.
One thing, though – who ordered three cakes? I just want to talk.
If you’re looking for some really cool Animal Crossing wedding ideas, this one rocks.
Okay, I’m sorry, I’m sorry. It does though.
The confetti and balloons make this design look very festive. And while a groom wearing bunny ears may not be my first choice, I respect that this game is literally about animals.
Gather your friends and villagers for some coastal fun and say your vows by the crashing waves.
Oh no, I’m not crying – it’s the salty sea breeze hitting my eyes, I swear!
For the very top entry of our list, I present to you… a Duck Wedding.
This idea beats out the flamingo wedding mentioned earlier, on account of ducks being adorable and flamingos being aggressive.
So why is this the best wedding design idea of them all?
Because ducks are adorable.
Okay fine, the composition is nice too. It takes into account all the important wedding things, like an arch, decorations, flowers and even a confetti machine.
Fun photo backdrops like a moon seat are also available for all the duck guests.
