Wedding Patterns (Exclusive Recommendations)

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Dear users, dear authors,
In this thread, our exclusive authors will present all their patterns featuring wedding projects. You’re sure to find some patterns here that you’ll want to download right away.
Enjoy!

@Exclusive Authors,
You can post as many thematically relevant patterns as you like here. Don’t forget to include an image, link, material information, difficulty level, technique details, and difficulty rating.

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The crocheted bride and groom make a beautiful decoration for the wedding day or the wedding cake—but they have a surprise in store: 
Each figure is crocheted around an empty surprise egg capsule, into which you can place gift certificates or a monetary gift. Crochet the two so that they somewhat resemble the bride and groom: same hair color, hairstyle, and perhaps glasses or a beard. Then the wedding couple is sure to be recognized!
Here is the pattern: Crochet a Bride and Groom.

Crochet Pattern: Wedding Gift Money Doves!

Would you like to give someone money as a wedding gift, but don’t yet know how to package it beautifully? Then turn the banknotes into a little work of art by displaying them nicely.

• The pattern is detailed with photos and suitable for beginners with basic crochet knowledge.
• This pattern is easy because you only need to know chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, treble crochet, and slip stitches.

Material: cotton yarn with a yardage of approx. 110–125 m/50 g. Gold effect yarn. Crochet hook size 2.5. Picture frame approx. 20x30 cm. Banknotes.

Go to the pattern here



This bride and groom set is perfect for wrapping money or gift cards for a wedding!

The bride and groom are quick to crochet, the pattern includes lots of pictures and explains everything step by step, making it great for beginners too.

Want to make a unique and personalized gift?

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In our town, people often get married in traditional dress...
A bolero like this goes perfectly with it!
The lace pattern and decorative insert make this bolero one of a kind!

This pattern is designed for size 38.
However, the included cut and the gauge make it possible to make any size!

A detailed description as well as charts in knitting chart form guide you through the pattern.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

Meril is a beautiful knitted stole featuring a delicate floral pattern that can be customized in length, width, and yarn choice. 





Knitted in delicate lace yarn or a fine cotton yarn, it’s a wonderful lightweight summer accessory and a great highlight for any wedding dress.

Materials needed:

• Approx. 150–200 grams of sock yarn or lace yarn (depending on how large you want the scarf or stole to be)
• Knitting needles appropriate for the yarn weight
  
• Sewing needle for weaving in the ends
• Possibly some spray starch
  

Skills required:

• knit stitches
• purl stitches
• yarn overs
• knit stitches together

  


The pattern is 7 pages long and includes detailed, professionally designed computer-generated charts (knitting charts—not written instructions!) as well as a diagram.

Difficulty level: medium.

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An absolute highlight with a wedding dress is this beautiful Ithilien stole.

   

Ithilien is started from the center with a provisional cast-on. It can be made with any lace-weight or sock-weight yarn.



Materials needed:

• approx. 200–225 grams of yarn
• knitting needle size appropriate for the chosen yarn
• a little leftover yarn for the provisional cast-on
• a suitable crochet hook
• stitch markers, if needed
• kitchen scale to weigh the yarn usage.

Skills needed:

• knit stitches
• purl stitches
• yarn overs
• knitting stitches together
• provisional cast-on



To bring out the points beautifully when blocking, I recommend carefully using a little spray starch.
The pattern is 11 pages long and includes professional, detailed computer-generated knitting charts, written-out instructions, and a schematic drawing.
The difficulty level is intermediate, but ambitious beginners will also manage well with the pattern.

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The crocheted shawl “Morgentau” is an ideal accessory for a wedding dress.
The delicate lace pattern makes it a special eye-catcher, and its beautiful shape allows it to drape gently around the shoulders.




    


Thanks to its semicircular shape, “Morgentau ”is very versatile; for example, it can be worn as a scarf, a wrap, or a poncho.

Materials needed:

• one yarn cake with approx. 1,100 meters running length, 3–4-ply, or approx. 210–220 g lace yarn
• crochet hook size 3.5–4
• beads for the tassels, if desired
• sewing needle
• scissors

Required skills:

• single crochet
• chain stitches
• double crochet
• slip stitches
• magic ring



Finished dimensions: approx. 175 x 70 cm. Difficulty level: easy.

The pattern is 8 pages long and includes detailed written instructions as well as detailed, professionally created crochet charts and a schematic drawing.

==> Get the crochet pattern for the beautiful “Morgentau” lace shawl, exclusively on Crazypatterns.

Beads combined with delicate blossoms make the crochet scarf Peara an absolute highlight with a wedding dress.


 

But even without beads, it is a real eye-catcher. Thanks to its construction, it drapes especially beautifully and can be worn in many different ways.

The scarf can be varied in length and width, and can be crocheted with almost any yarn.

It looks especially beautiful in a gradient yarn from, for example, 100Farbspiele or Laceball by Schoppel.
Size after blocking: approx. 200 x 40 cm.

Materials needed:

• approx. 100–200 grams of wool (or 800–1000 meters)
• Crochet hook suitable for the wool used (if you crochet tightly, use one size larger)
• Beads (e.g. rocailles – the hole should be large enough that it
• does not sit too tightly on the yarn)
• a piece of very thin wire for threading the beads
• Sewing needle for weaving in ends

Required skills:

• chain stitches
• single crochet
• double crochet
• crocheting stitches together
  

The pattern is 11 pages long and includes a detailed photo tutorial on crocheting the beads into the edge and the floral pattern, a written-out version, and professional computer-created crochet charts.
Difficulty level: easy.

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Crochet the gorgeous, delicate Fuego shawl.

It’s just the thing for a wedding or as a highlight to a casual outfit. Even crochet beginners will have no trouble following the super-simple pattern.



The pattern on this beautiful, elegant lace shawl resembles little flames, which is where the name comes from. “Fuego” is Spanish and means “fire.”

The shawl is started at the neckline and crocheted from top to bottom. It has a classic triangular shape.

      


 Materials needed:

• approx. 200 grams or approx. 750–800 meters of yarn (e.g., lace yarn, sock yarn, or a “Bobbel” made of plied yarn)
• Crochet hook size 3–3.5
• Scissors
• Sewing needle

Skills required:

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet
• Double crochet
• Treble crochet

Dimensions of the shawl when finished: approx. 180 x 80 cm.
The pattern is 10 pages long and includes written instructions, detailed and professionally created crochet charts, and a diagram. Difficulty level: easy.

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Imagine this beautiful Tinuviel shawl with your wedding dress! Isn’t it gorgeous?




Tinuviel is a large, crescent-shaped shawl designed specifically for Schoppel’s lace yarns “Laceball 100” and “Zauberball 100,” but it can also be knitted with any other lace yarn (or even a yarn cake). It’s knitted from top to bottom, with even increases along the edge and within the shawl to create its shape.




Materials needed:

• approx. 800 meters of lace yarn (e.g., Laceball by Schoppel)
• Circular knitting needle, size 3–4 mm
• Beads (e.g., rocailles)
• A piece of very thin wire or dental floss
• Sewing needle
• Scissors
• Kitchen scale

Required skills:

• Knit stitch
• Purl stitch
• Yarn overs
• Knit stitches together



If you decide to incorporate beads, you’ll find a short tutorial on how to knit them in later in the pattern.
The pattern is 9 pages long and includes detailed charts (knitting charts—not written instructions!) and a diagram.
Difficulty level: medium.

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All in white... A dreamlike highlight for a wedding is the elegant knitted stole Galadriel.




This dreamily beautiful stole is knitted from the center out to both sides. It is finished off with a beautiful leaf border. Two rows of beads are worked into the finishing edges, which together with the border are the highlight.

Not only for a wedding, but also knitted as an accessory for an evening gown in an elegant black or dark shade of red, it is an absolute eye-catcher!




Required materials:

• approx. 150 g lace or sock yarn (the yarn should not be any thicker, otherwise the airy character of the stole could be lost)
• beads
• a piece of very thin wire or dental floss
• scrap yarn for the provisional cast-on
• knitting needles size 2.5 - 4 mm
• crochet hook size 3.5 - 4 mm
• sewing needle for weaving in the ends
• scissors
• kitchen scale to determine yarn usage

Required skills:

• knit stitches
• purl stitches
• yarn overs
• knit stitches together
• purl stitches together
• purl and knit stitches together through the back loop



A provisional cast-on is needed for the stole and is explained in the pattern. The pattern also explains how to work in beads. The pattern comprises 9 pages and includes written instructions as well as detailed and professionally created knitting charts and a schematic drawing.

Difficulty level: intermediate.

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A great knitting pattern for anyone who still needs a special highlight for their wedding dress is the pattern for the gorgeous Eryn shawl!




Eryn is the Elvish word for “forest” or “grove.” The leafy vine motif in this pretty semicircular shawl inspired me to choose this name.

This beautiful shawl with its unusual shape is knitted from top to bottom—starting with a classic center stitch that later splits. Small beads can be worked into the leafy vines.
The highlight is the fringe, which is knotted into the edge at the end.





The shawl is incredibly versatile. With its trendy boho style, it can also be worn as a poncho—fastened with a pretty brooch or clasp. This lovely shawl is also perfect as an accessory to a pretty dirndl or as an elegant accent to evening or even wedding attire.

The finished dimensions after blocking are approximately 180 x 73 cm Gauge: 25 sts x 30 rows = 10 cm, stockinette stitch, needle size 3.5 mm





Materials Needed

• Approx. 1000 m of yarn (e.g., cotton, merino wool, linen, hand-wound designer yarn—the yarn should not be thicker than sock yarn), yarn usage for Part 1 approx. 30%, for Part 2 approx. 70%
• Knitting needles appropriate for the yarn used
• 2–4 stitch markers
• Beads (e.g., seed beads)
• A piece of very thin wire (for threading the beads) or dental floss
• Crochet hook for tying the fringes
• Sewing needle for weaving in the ends
• Scissors
• Stitch holder (e.g., cable needle)

Required skills:

• knit stitches
• purl stitches
• yarn overs
• knit stitches together
• cross stitches

The pattern is 18 pages long and includes a detailed row-by-row description, professional-quality knitting charts, and a tutorial on threading beads.

Difficulty level: Intermediate

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The beautiful “Be My Valentine” shawl has already been crocheted many times as a wedding accessory.
A shawl you’ll truly fall in love with. ♥♥


  


The design is loose, airy, and a little playful, but not so much that it looks kitschy. With this shawl, you’ll crochet a true feast for the eyes.

The finishing touch is the little hearts worked onto the corners.

Materials needed:

• approx. 700–900 meters of yarn (depending on the yarn used—e.g. a yarn cake, lace yarn, or sock yarn)
• Crochet hook in the appropriate size
• Sewing needle for weaving in the ends
• Time, enthusiasm, and
• ...a little bit of being in love ;0)

Required skills:

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet
• Slip stitches
• Double crochet
• working stitches together

The pattern includes a detailed photo tutorial for each row and step, as well as detailed, professionally designed crochet charts. The pattern is 16 pages long.
The finished shawl measures approximately 180 x 60 cm.

Difficulty level: easy.

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Crochet pattern Bolero Loop SANDRA - elegant for festive occasions too





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This circular scarf/loop can also be worn as a bolero
– as shown here with the long shirt mesh dress “Romina”
(The crochet pattern “Romina” is not included in this pattern, 'Romina' available here - click me).

The PDF crochet pattern is illustrated
and also includes a short printable pattern as well as crochet basics (basic techniques illustrated)

Basic crochet skills are sufficient.

Material used here:
100 g turquoise + 50 g gray + 50 g white of Pantino cotton blend yarn
(Schoeller+Stahl), 60% cotton, 40% acrylic, 50 g – 90 m, according to the
ball band for needle size 4–5 and gauge 17 sts = approx. 10 cm, but here
8.0 mm crochet hook used.

Knitting pattern - wonderful for festive occasions:
Triangular Shawl CHIEMSEE WAVES




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Many a wedding takes place on Fraueninsel.
With this triangular shawl in sea colors, you can almost hear the waves of the Bavarian Sea, Lake Chiemsee, crashing. Whether on a Chiemsee steamboat heading over to Fraueninsel or to Herrenchiemsee Palace, or in a mountain café with a view of Lake Chiemsee – with this cuddly-soft lace shawl in the finished dimensions 150 cm x 65 cm (or your desired size), you’ll simply feel completely at ease.

The download includes a

• detailed PDF knitting pattern, illustrated and explained (21 pages), with a short version to print
• PDF basic knitting techniques incl. crocheting chain stitches and slip stitches

These knitting skills are used:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, increasing stitches from the strand between stitches, knitting through the back loop and purling through the back loop, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, slip-slip-knit decreases, binding off stitches

Difficulty level: medium / easy for experienced knitters

Material:
Basically, you can use any thin yarn of your choice with a matching needle size + one needle size larger than recommended on the yarn label.
Used here: 50 g light turquoise + 50 g darker turquoise Ferner Wolle Merino Lace hand-dyed, 100% merino, 50 g – 250 m for needle size 2.0 to 3.0; used here: circular knitting needles 3.0 with various cable lengths (60 cm for the beginning, then switch to 80 cm cable length), circular knitting needle 4.0 at least 80 cm cable length; yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors; crochet hook size 2.5.

No gauge required.

How about a shawl like this:

Crochet Pattern Lace Shawl Light and Airy


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This shawl is crocheted quickly and easily from the center outward. It can be worn in many ways, e.g. as a shoulder wrap / poncho / triangular shawl / neckerchief / scarf / hooded scarf.. 

• Variable size
• Any yarn
• No gauge
• No crochet chart
• For both experienced crocheters and beginners
  
• These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches.

The PDF crochet pattern includes

• Short version of the pattern
• Step-by-step pattern with pictures
• Crochet techniques for beginners as well as helpful links

Material:
Basically, you can use any yarn you like, with a hook about one to two sizes larger than recommended on the respective ball band. Fine lace yarns are especially recommended for this pattern. 4-ply sock yarn also works well. 


used here :
approx. 80 g Daphne lace yarn (Schoeller+Stahl), 75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide, 50 g – 400 m for needle size 3.0 to 4.0; used here: crochet hook size 4.5, yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors. Pins for blocking.

For a traditional-costume wedding:

Knitting Pattern Traditional-Costume Bodice / Top










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This (traditional-costume) bodice is laced; alternatively, (traditional-costume) buttons can also be attached – just as you like.

The detailed instructions are for size S/M – it stretches thanks to the pattern and the lacing up to size 42. All desired sizes possible – easy to adjust thanks to the simple pattern – also suitable for beginners.

Basic knitting skills and crocheting chain stitches are enough
(everything is explained with pictures in the separate PDF)


Included in the download :

• PDF knitting pattern (contains the images from the image gallery)
• PDF Knitting Basics – basic knitting techniques illustrated

We need approx. 250 g of a yarn with 50 g – 125 m to 130 m running length for needle sizes 3 – 4 and a gauge according to the ball band of approx. 22 sts x 30 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm.
Used here: knitting needle 3.5 and crochet hook 3.0.

Standard knitting tools: measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle, stitch holder or additional circular knitting needles for holding stitches; a stitch marker is not required here. If needed, buttons, cord, or velvet ribbon, if it is not crocheted.

Knitting Pattern All-Season Bolero Size S/M

For the bride, this bolero in white:





This simple bolero can be worn in warmer seasons with a top underneath, or, for example, over a fine turtleneck as a shoulder warmer in colder seasons. And in white for the bride, knitted in dark blue or black, it goes wonderfully with a festive dress.

This bolero is made from 200 g of especially soft 4-ply sock yarn STEP by Austermann (with aloe vera and jojoba oil), using size 4.0 knitting needles in seed stitch and stockinette stitch. 4-ply sock yarn has a yardage of approx. 420 m/100 g. Of course, a different (lace) yarn of the same weight can also be used. However, it really should be the same weight, as I specifically worked out the curve for this.
The PDF pattern is illustrated with 14 photos (but it is not a basic knitting course).