25 Picture-Perfect Wedding Ceremony Exits

After exchanging vows in a circle of their nearest and dearest, Mary and Madison exited hand-in-hand to applause.

This couple may have shied away from a big wedding—“We’re both behind-the-scenes people. That’s kind of why we eloped,” says the bride—but they were definitely the center of attention during their rice-filled exit.

After a celebratory exit, the newlyweds moved to the farm's lawn for cocktail hour, where the bride's close friend played the guitar, harmonica, and violin.

After exchanging traditional vows during their church ceremony, Carly and Oscar exited to the bolero classic "Besame Mucho" as a nod to their Mexico City location.

After their intimate, personal ceremony in Italy, the couple's guests tossed rose petals as the groom scooped up his new wife for a kiss!

Chanel and Eric exchanged vows under a chuppah made with the bride’s grandfather’s tallit and then ran off as Father John Misty’s “Real Love Baby” played. “My heart still melts every time I hear that song,” she says.

After exiting to “Handel’s Hornpipe," the newlyweds popped champagne as they made their getaway on a trolley.

The couple married in a traditional Catholic ceremony at a private chapel on the family’s property, which was filled with thousands of pastel-colored petals. After exchanging vows, the newlyweds exited to a shower of more petals and doves flying away.

After their rainy, outdoor ceremony, this couple invited groomsmen to sing “Beth Rest” by Bon Iver for their recessional. “It added to the romance that Joseph and I were feeling,” Chloe explains.

As soon as these grooms were pronounced married, they were draped with pink “husband” sashes and surrounded by hundreds of bubbles. Says Chris, “With the skyline in the background and bubbles everywhere, it made for some really special pictures!”

Pernille Teisbaek and her groom made their official exit from the ceremony in a Porsche Speedster decorated with cans, streamers, and paper hearts made by the bride's beautiful bridesmaids.

This Charleston-based couple exchanged vows in a chapel covered in flowers before celebrating surrounded by even more floral beauty.

We think this groom likes the look of his new bling.

This photo is evidence that a rice toss always makes for fun photos!

This couple embraced their destination wedding venue by enlisting a mariachi band to play for the recessional.

These Brooklyn newlyweds exited to a shower of petals and plenty of applause! And how about the bride's epic reaction, right!?

After each walking down the aisle with their parents, these newlywed brides walked back down the aisle—this time, together!

This groom matched the confetti exit to his bright red pants!

This couple included their children in their walk down the aisle for a sweet family moment.

Sometimes, a bride and groom must brace themselves for what's to come (in this case, a shower of rice!).

This bride wrote the entire ceremony, including the recess to an instrumental version of Curtis Mayfield’s “Move On Up,” a fun, upbeat song that would be the start of their celebration.

This bride and groom included their adorable dog (wearing a flower crown!) in their exit.

A flower-filled exit was perfect for this wedding in the English countryside.

Ribbons were the accessory of choice during this couple's church exit.

Molly and Joel had their wedding party line the stairs as they made their grand exit, which doubled as their grand entrance as a married duo!