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
There’s nothing tricky about DIYing these pieces. A little bit of trimming is needed on the table numbers. The seating chart can handle up to 12 tables with 10 guests per table and fits best on 11 x 17” paper. You’ll probably need to track down
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
Making your own wedding invitations is a great way for a bride on a budget to save money. We love sharing these stylish templates for free to help couples cut wedding costs. Related post: Save money with DIY Wedding Invitations This lace wedding invitation is one
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
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
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
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
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
By now you’ve probably picked up from my tutorials here on Budget Savvy Bride that I want everyone to have breathtaking invitations without spending the Earth, and I fully believe this is possible for even the most craft-challenged bride! Today I’m going to show you how
Hi friends! (a special hello to anyone who wandered over here from Something Turquoise!) Y’all know I’m a huge fan of DIY Projects – and I know you are, too! So I’m so excited to share today’s fun post with you! Last week while I was in California visiting
A few weeks ago, I did a post about wine bottle table numbers. Since then, I’ve had the chance to play around with the idea and I’ve come up with a final product that we really like. They are easy, cheap, and (in my humble opinion)
