I had mentioned before that I had planned on decorating our tables for our at-home rustic wedding with home-made skirts made from fabric and tulle. Well, I finally finished all of them, and I must say, as far as DIY Wedding Decor goes, I think they look awesome! I had three 6-foot
Having an outdoor wedding at your parent’s house doesn’t come without it’s complications … in fact, it would have been easier to be married in a venue or a church that would have this stuff all ready for us. But apparently, I like to do things the hard way … and by
I love these vintage antique-looking crate centerpieces and decided to make them for my own wedding. Here is an easy way to age any type of wood to give it that rustic vintage look. First you needed to get the crates. I would have loved to find some reclaimed wood or truly
I originally planned to make these burlap table runners for our at home rehearsal or AHR, but I love them so much I think a few are making the trip with us to the Dominican. I know, I know, I know. Burlap is all over the place. And to some people, it may
I have a rather long list of items that I am DIY-ing for our big day. Since our wedding is outdoors at my mom’s house in the woods and we are using the barn, there’s a lot of decorating to be done. And that means a lot of stuff that I need
Since my last few posts ended up being… a little bit more controversial than I expected, I’m going with something safe this week; a tutorial on the diy pinwheels that I’m using as decoration in the church where we’re getting married. I was having a hard time with the smaller pinwheels, specifically
For our at-home-reception, in Alberta, I really, really, really want a dessert table, with treats made by me from recipes passed down from the moms and grandmas on both sides of the family. I do not know if I can do that yet (the caterer has not gotten back to me with
I told you all my wedding was going to be DIY heavy! And rightfully so because I watched my little budget explode over the past week, so I have very little room to spare. Next on our planning agenda is to start looking for bakeries to make the cake. I went into
WHAT YOU’LL NEED: Printable templates (download here) Microsoft Word (Mac or PC) Letter-size card stock Scissors 1.25″ binder clips (from your local office supply store) Double sided tape Corner rounder (optional) Paper trimmer (optional) The fonts used are Respective and Cochin, so if you don’t already have them- you’ll want to download them! STEP 1:
Hello! It’s Elizabeth from Stockroom Vintage back with another wedding DIY project. I’m so excited to share this faux floral chair garland with you all. When I first started shopping Old Time Pottery for craft project ideas for this new partnership with the store and The Budget Savvy Bride, I knew I
Hello, loves! I’m back with another wedding DIY project to share, this time featuring a gorgeous piece of canvas art that I found at Old Time Pottery. I’m so excited to be a part of a new collaboration between Old Time Pottery and The Budget Savvy Bride. Every month, I’ll be shopping
So excited to share this fun DIY inspiration with you today! My friend Brandi of Alexis June Creative submitted this awesome dinner party that I think would make great wedding decor for a budget savvy bride! Megan of Persimmon Floral even created a video tutorial which can be viewed here! Hope you
Hello, lovelies! It’s Elizabeth from Stockroom Vintage back to share one of my favorite DIY projects ever! When photographer Alissa Saylor came to me and asked me to style a winter picnic for Carli + Josh with Stockroom Vintage rental pieces, we knew we had to create a romantic marshmallow roast for
I had a hard time coming up with a good idea for displaying people’s escort cards for the tables at our wedding. I loved the idea of a tree and tags hanging from the branches, but thought that could make it really hard for people to find themselves. Since I didn’t think
Happy Holidays, lovelies! It’s Elizabeth from Stockroom Vintage event rentals here to share a holiday DIY that’s sure to make your tablescapes worthy of all sorts of ohs and ahs! It’s no secret that I’m obsessed with ombrĂ©, but I’ve found that it’s so difficult to track down gorgeous ombrĂ© fabric and
