SUPPLIES wood dowels 12 inches long, 1/4 inch thick is a great size jingle bells medium sized bells ribbon You’ll need 12 inches of each color for each wand you make, so multiply the number of wands you need x 12 to get the total amount
Jen and I love collaborating on DIY projects, and today we’re sharing a super simple and awesome one on both our sites: How to easily make your own photo booth stick props! I designed two sets of files that you can download completely for FREE to use to make photobooth
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
Y’ALL! I’VE FINALLY STARTED MY DIY PROJECTS! After all my research and building a vision for my special day, it feels amazing to start bringing some of those dreams to life. It has also been quite cathartic during one of the most stressful times for work
Hello lovelies! Today I’m back with the next post in our DIY series for January! Each Monday this month we’ve shared a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding! Did you miss our first three posts? Check out our DIY Geometric
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
This weekend, I decided to start finishing up on some of the DIY projects I have been thinking about but not completing. These boutonnieres are super simple to make and each boutonniere costs about $1 to make (when bought during Hobby Lobby’s 50% off wedding sale, which happens
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 last week? Check out our
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 dunno about you, but I love the look of an envelope liner — it just adds an extra special touch to your wedding invitation suite. I dig the added flair of an envelope liner so much, I’ve actually been adding them to everything — stuff
Wedding Invitation Money Saving Hack: DIYing your wedding invitations and paper goods is a great way to save money. This project is particularly savvy because it is a black and white file which makes for super cheap printing! Your printer will only need to use black
Free Printable Floral Wedding InvitationsWHAT YOU’LL NEED: 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
Happy Tuesday, lovelies! I’m so excited to share today’s post with you — our collaboration with Jen of Something Turquoise went so well last time that we decided to team up again for another fun printable DIY for you! This time the challenge was creating some
