Aren’t pinwheels so much fun? I couldn’t stop making these because they were so cute and I wanted to keep playing with them. This tutorial will show you how to make the patterned pinwheels you see on our tablescape. We used them as a table number
These bottles are a fun and colorful addition to any centerpiece and the best part is – they won’t break the bank! All the bottles we used for these centerpieces were collected from household items – beer, wine, iced tea, whatever you’ve got on hand. We
Do you want a wedding lounge area with sofas, chairs and tables, and then you look at the prices to rent these pieces, and quickly remove the thought from your memory? Then you return to Pinterest a few hours days later only to remember how beautiful
Hello lovelies! I just wanted to wrap up our awesome DIY series we’ve been running with this post that shares links to each previous project. For the last 4 weeks we’ve shared a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding — all
Today I’ve got another great DIY tutorial that I created as a collaboration with our friend Brandi of Alexis June Weddings!This month we’ve been sharing DIY projects that could easily translate to any type of event like a bridal shower, wedding, bridesmaids luncheon, etc! And since I’ve been
Today I’ve got another great DIY tutorial that I created as a collaboration with our friend Brandi of Alexis June Weddings!This month we’ve been sharing DIY projects that could easily translate to any type of event like a bridal shower, wedding, bridesmaids luncheon, etc! And since I’m desperately
Happy Monday, lovelies! Today I’ve got another great DIY tutorial that I created as a collaboration with our friend Brandi of Alexis June Weddings!For the next several weeks, we’ll be sharing DIY projects that could easily translate to any type of event like a bridal shower, wedding, bridesmaids
Hello lovelies! I just wanted to wrap up our awesome DIY series for January with this post that shares links to each previous project. Each Monday this month we’ve shared a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding — all featuring
Hello lovelies! Today I’m back with the next post in our DIY series for January! Each Monday this month we’ll be sharing a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding day! Did you miss our first two posts? Check
Making smart decisions in how to provide alcohol at your wedding isn’t the only we plan to save money; another way we are saving money is by making our own table numbers and signage. Since we knew we wanted a southern rustic feel, I knew chalkboards
So, without further ado, allow me to show you how to create a simple geometric paper backdrop – perfect to use as decor at your wedding! This simple arrangement is made out of paper, string, and tape, and could be used in a variety of ways.
I wasn’t planning to make a card box. I kind of thought I would just use one of the gajillion storage boxes that I am currently using to store various unused items that are clearly very essential to my life, such as Tim’s old video games
With only six days left until my wedding, I thought I would show you all a quick, last-minute DIY bird cake toppers. I came up with this when I couldn’t find a cake topper that I liked anywhere. These little guys didn’t take me more than
Votive candles are a fun, inexpensive way to spice up your decor without stretching your budget. I was inspired by various Pinterest photos to decorate my votives with glitter. This was inexpensive, fun, and the votives ended up looking fabulous! This could easily be done with
Tim and I are closing in on the last month before the wedding, and every spare hour is filled with crafting, emailing vendors, and 5,324 other wedding-related tasks. Tim came up with the idea to make a decorative monogram out of plywood, and even though I
