Romantic DIY Wedding Ceremony Backdrop

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Nickell from Simply Handmade Studios is back with another project for us, this one for a Romantic DIY Wedding Ceremony Backdrop.

Difficulty: Easy Cost: $$-$$$ Materials for Indoor Arch: – 4 – 8 foot 1/2″ Copper Pipe – Pipe Cutter – 2 – 1/2″ T-fittings – 4 – 1/2″ 90-Degree Street Elbow Fittings – 2 – 1/2″ 90-Degree Fittings – 4 – 1/2″ End Caps – Metal Glue

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– 4 – 8 foot 1″ Copper Pipe – Pipe Cutter – 2 – 1″ T-fittings – 4 – 1″ 90-Degree Street Elbow Fittings – 2 – 1″ 90-Degree Fittings – 4 – 1″ End Caps

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First, grab your copper and cut two 7-foot pieces, one 6-foot piece, and four 12-inch pieces.

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Go ahead and grab your 12 inch pieces and glue them on either end of the T fitting. You’ll want to make sure the glue is good for metal.

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I didn’t want the floors getting scratched, so I took the four 90-degree street elbow fittings and glued the cap on the end. You should have four 90 degree street elbow + cap combos.

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I then took the capped 90-degree fittings and glued them onto the ends of the 12 inch pieces. Boom!! Your legs are done!

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Romantic DIY Wedding Ceremony Backdrop

Nickell from Simply Handmade Studios is back with another project for us, this one for a Romantic DIY Wedding Ceremony Backdrop.

Nickell from Simply Handmade Studios is back with another project for us, this one for a Romantic DIY Wedding Ceremony Backdrop.

Difficulty: Easy Cost: $$-$$$ Materials for Indoor Arch: – 4 – 8 foot 1/2″ Copper Pipe – Pipe Cutter – 2 – 1/2″ T-fittings – 4 – 1/2″ 90-Degree Street Elbow Fittings – 2 – 1/2″ 90-Degree Fittings – 4 – 1/2″ End Caps – Metal Glue