Succulents are all the rage right now and for good reason: they’re adorable, you can’t kill them, and you can get them on the cheap! We have our amazing succulents doing double duty – adding pretty greenery to our centerpieces and acting as our guest favors.
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
Confession: We at Pop the Champagne are not huge fans of styled shoots. We believe they can set unrealistic expectations as to what a wedding is supposed to look like. As beautiful as they are, the details in styled shoots are also quite costly and out
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
This is my first post as a married lady! Kyle and I had a fabulous wedding with our friends and family on April 25th and I am so excited to share everything about it. When the professional pictures come back, there will absolutely be a long
We’re back with another lovely addition to our The Budget Savvy Bride Collection of printable wedding invitations for Download & Print. My latest invitation suite design is called Allison, and is inspired by a modern garden party. The bright florals come in three bold color palettes and are reminiscent of spring
Throughout the planning process you begin to realize just how expensive certain aspects of the wedding can be. The biggest surprise to me was the price of rental items. For our wedding we needed to rent many items, from centerpieces to furniture, and there was no
When helping my mom plan my bridal shower, I knew I wanted our favors to be something simple that people could actually use. I scoured Pinterest in search of a simple, yet budget-friendly favor to make for our guests. I stumbled across an image with the
My son was married this past summer, and my sweet soon-to-be daughter-in-law asked me if I could make a silk floral arrangement for a large cement urn that was to be the focal point of the ceremony. (Other than her, of course.) Choosing the right flowers is the
As mentioned in an earlier post I scored our invitations for a great deal on Groupon! Our invites were beautiful to begin with but they could use a little extra something so I decided to add a little DIY to them. Adding the extra little pizazz
Last summer, when I knew a proposal was imminent, I began collecting jars and bottles. Some items common to my diet include salsa, jam, and occasionally wine, all of which lead to many thrown away glass containers. By simply washing out and keeping all of the
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!For the last several weeks 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
Wedding invitations are getting more and more elaborate these days. From ancient papyrus scrolls to music video e-vites, to frilly boxes that shoot confetti upon being opened—there is definitely something out there for all types. And with all the various components that invitations can include it
