This Wedding Favor Idea post is brought to you by My M&M’S for IZEA. As always, all opinions are 100% mine. When it comes to favors for weddings or bridal showers, I’m all about something simple and edible. Personalized trinkets can be costly and often end up in the garbage, so why not treat
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 were going to be incorporated into
Hello lovelies! Today I’ve got an extra special treat for you — I’m starting a DIY series on the blog this month! Each Monday in January we’ll be sharing a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding day!And, there’s a common theme, too. We
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 like Christmas cards, too! I’ve seen
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
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 cute signage to go along with
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
Last fall I attended a craft fair where one of the vendors was selling custom etched pint glasses and growlers, just a few weeks later one of my friends announced their engagement and I knew that a diy glass etched gift would be perfect for her and her new fiancé! I’ve also seen
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
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 and a stack of blank CDs
The wildflower trend really lends itself to DIY’ers! The loose, uneven wildflower shape makes the look pretty easy to arrange. Don’t force a perfected shape and voila! The secret here though, is the wholesale wildflower pack from BloomsByTheBox.com. There is an entire line of wildflower packs available in all different colors that
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 ten minutes to make and I
How to Make Your Own Cornhole Beanbags Duck Cloth Dried Corn Heavy Duty Thread Liquid Stitch Sewing Machine MATERIALS In order for you to make the bean bags, you’ll need the following items: Duckcloth (heavy duty canvas) in two different colors. Feed corn (this is super cheap, and can be bought by
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 any color glitter but I decided
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 was a little panicky at the
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