I just know you guys are going to love this simple and budget savvy DIY Tutorial from our friend Anna of Download & Print! You’ll be amazed at how simple it is! Best of all, you can customize it to suit your wedding color scheme. Hope you love it — take it
SUPPLIES: Printable templates <– download MS Word or Mac Pages Scissors or paper cutter 8.5 x 11” card stock 11 x 17” card stock PLACE CARDS Download the place card file and open in MS Word or Mac Pages. Enter your guest names. I used the font Garamond, but you can use any
Supplies Printable templates <–download Color printer White or cream card stock Paper cutter and/or scissors 2.5” circle punch (optional) Double sided tape Black 5.75” square envelope Antique gold 4 bar envelope Black 7/8” ribbon Step #1: Download the template file and open in MS Word. The file contains the invitation, RSVP, and name
Hello! Anna here from Download & Print and it’s that time of the month where I get to share a special little something that I’ve put together just for Budget Savvy Brides. Jessica sent me a note a few weeks ago telling me she gets a ton of email about the elegant
Supplies:• Printable template • MS Word • Scissors or paper cutter • 8.5 x 11” card stock • 6.5 x 6.5” envelopes, as seen here. Step #1: Download the template file and open in MS Word or Mac Pages. Add your wording. The fonts I used in the sample are Maridian and
Hello BSB’s, Anna here from Download & Print with another free invitation template. Today’s project may seem a little ambitious. Die-cut wedding invitations sit toward the top of the invitation scale in terms of luxury, look, and cost. They come in all sorts of exquisite shapes, from intricate cut-out overlays, to pretty
It’s that time of the month again where I provide some invitation inspiration, along with free wedding templates exclusive to BSB’s! Although it’s hard to think of autumn colors when the temperature outside my office today is 102 degrees (though scorched grass and falling leaves are somewhat in the same color palette!),
Hello again. Anna Skye here from Download & Print, and today I have a free printable wedding menu for you. By the time your wedding menu is decided you are getting close to W-day, so I kept this project nice and easy so that you can hand the task over to even
Hello BSB’s! Today I have a real treat for you. I’m giving you this exclusive wedding invitation template featuring a gorgeous hand-painted floral watercolor design. I wish I could say the watercolor was painted by me, but alas I’m a graphic designer and not a painter. I’ve taken the original artwork and
Supplies Printable templates <–download Color printer White or cream card stock ¼“ black ribbon, or ribbon in a coordinating color, cut into 18“ lengths Ruler and X-acto knife, or paper trimmer Scissors Scoring tool (optional, use a closed mechanical pencil in a pinch) Bone folder (optional, the heel of your hand also works)
Hi BSB’s! I’m back with a super simple and sweet printable that has a TON of possibilities. I’m calling these DIY Printable Wedding Medallions, and with the right tools, you’ll have these printed and ready to go in less than an hour. Use them to embellish your invitations, or use them on
If you are a Spring bride, sending out your invitations is going to be pretty high on your to do list right now. Today I’m here to help you cross that task off your list with another exclusive free printable for Budget Savvy Brides. It’s a ‘Spring Branch’ invitation and RSVP card
Hello lovely Budget Savvy Brides. Happy new year to you all! I am thrilled to be back on The Budget Savvy Bride blog in 2014 with another series of free printable wedding stationery pieces and DIY tutorials. I thought I’d kick off the year with a nautical wedding invitation and RSVP pocket
So excited to share this tutorial for DIY Seed Packet Wedding Favors with you today! If you are looking for a wedding favor idea that lasts longer than Jordan almonds, is more useful than a heart shaped bottle opener, and won’t break the bank, then this wedding favor idea is for you! Give
I prefer a seating plan over open seating to avoid the ‘seating shuffle’, where guests shuffle between tables, weighing the pros and cons of each seat, not wanting to claim a seat too early and have Aunt Gladys pick the next seat, but not wanting to get left with the seat right
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