Wedding Wednesday

Tags

birdcage, butterfly, paper lanterns, photo centerpiece, picture frames, placeholders

These little frames of different sizes are cheap and a great way to include your family and friends, especially those who can’t make it.

 

These table markers are exactly what I want at my wedding.

 

Don’t want to spend a lot on your fowers? Use pops of color in these glasses. Go for a morrocan theme or gypsy theme with colored glass

 

Colorful floating balls of light create a fun atmosphere and serve a purpose too!

Incorporate pictures of your family and friends into your reception. Don’t forget to toss in a few from the relatives you don’t see as often but invited, and grandparents, and great-grandparents. Make all the pictures one style for fluidity (black and white, sepia, certain PS filter, etc.)

Wedding Wednesday : All DIY Special

Tags

candle votive, rose wreath, skeleton leaves, Wedding Wednesday, yarn words

These paper roses make a beautiful wreath. Try making individual roses on stems of varying lengths for a floral bouquet. Perhaps you could even sse the same tutorial for starched material roses for adornments for headbands.

Yarn covered words would be

Scatter these wax balloon luminaries around the room and you’ll have soft lighting for surfaces. Pair these with white twinkle lights above for the perfect ambiance.

Make your own skeleton leaves. I’ve always wanted to incorporate these into my wedding design. Any ideas how?

Make magical fairy lands in small mountains of moss with some dangling sphagnum moss and flowering vines.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

centerpiece, DIY, Do it Yourself, floating clouds, underwater garden, wedding

These simple circles are stunning displays of the power of color.

Large clouds overhead to emphasize every girl’s dream of her big day.

Strands of light offer a great ambiance and soft lighting, great for pictures and nighttime weddings.

These underwater gardens would be great as centerpieces on the tables. Heck, people could take them with them as favors too.

My sister emailed me this picture in a document about her wedding. If anyone knows the proper site to source, please help. Thanks.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

bouquet, dahlia, moss, wedding

I think these dahlias would be great in a backdrop of dark greenery.

The colors in these bouquets are the color scheme I would want for my wedding. (I believe the second picture is from Ladies Home Journal November 2010 issue.)

I love the moss and wood accents. The moss frame is my favorite part; I you could use it to direct guests to certain areas (tables, bathrooms, etc.).

The distressed wooden frame is a great natural accent.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

DIY, Do it Yourself, giant flower, lavender pillow, mini topiary, Wedding Wednesday

Get bulk lavender and some small satchels and hand these out as favors!

 

These small topiaries are a cute way to direct your guests to their tables.

 

I love the custom-made cans. These would be great on the back of one of those bike taxis.

 

I love the simplicity and colors used here. I think these could be incorporated to any design.

 

These giant wire flowers are great for backgrounds. I don’t think I’d use those enormous pots or colors but against a foliage background some deep plum or burnt orange flowers would pop! I think you could use white ones for a beach wedding too.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

balloon display, mason jars, mint to be, paper bag luminary, wedding mints, Wedding Wednesday

Too sweet!

Pop the balloon and find out what table you’re at? So, I haven’t quite figured out how this would work but I like the look.

Whimsical and cheap.

Simple and beautiful.

Note: make sure to use the electronic tea lights.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

air dry clay, birch covered can, DIY, Do it Yourself, guestbook, matchbook seeds, name rocks, photo jars, ribbon candy, ring bearer, wedding, Wedding Wednesday

Not only do they look fantastic but they probably taste delicious too.

Seed matchbook favors, easy and eco-friendly.

Cute substitute for a message book.

I would love to put small double sided vintage/black-and-white pictures propped up in some moss.

Maybe with a small LED on the top of the jar if the wedding is at night.

Made from air-dry clay and stamps.

Cover an old coffee tin with some birch wood and it’s bee-yoo-tiful.

Those pillows are tacky and over. Keep it classy with a book instead.

Wedding Wednesday

Tags

asking bridesmaid, decorations, mini bundt cake, moss, photo wreath, wedding, wedding diy, Wedding Wednesday

Great and simple way to ask someone to be your bridesmaid.

If you have an amazing family recipe or someone who loves you enough to make a ton of mini bundt cake,

this is for you!  Damn, I wish I was that awesome.

If you paid for all those wedding pictures you should show them off!

In smaller pots you could use them as table seatings.