Get free greenery wedding printables to personalize your big day for less! You’ll love the greenery themed wedding programs & seating chart from our friends at Timberwink Studio!
There are so many aspects of the wedding day that you can DIY to save some money, and one of my personal favorites is the wedding invitations! While I definitely have an appreciation for luxurious paper goods, it’s not necessarily the best place to invest a bulk of your wedding budget. I like
If you’re looking for an absolutely gorgeous and budget-savvy way to make a big impression with your wedding invitations, then you’re in for a real treat today! Last Spring, I attended a Calligraphy and Pressed Flower Card Making Class hosted by Virginia Lucas Hart and Tricia Paoluccio, where I fell in love
A major part of being a Budget Savvy Bride, in my humble opinion, is taking on as many DIY projects as possible in order to save money. If you’re thinking about creating your own invitations, save the dates, and wedding and ceremony signs, you’ll want to make sure that you use the font
Happy Monday! So happy to be back with another post in partnership with one of my favorite craft brands, Cricut! I’ve been so excited to create some DIY wedding projects using this awesome machine. In celebration of wedding season rapidly approaching, I’ve partnered with Cricut to put together a super simple DIY
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Fujifilm Wonder Photo Shop for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine. Last month, I had the pleasure of hosting my 2nd DIY class at the Fujifilm Wonder Photo Shop in NYC’s Flatiron District. It was such a fun night – I just love
Today I’ve got a fun treat for you all! I was contacted recently by Stephanie, the talented designer and seller behind Dantell on Etsy. She offered to create a free printable for Budget Savvy Bride readers and I couldn’t be more thrilled to share it with you! Free Gold Foil Printable Table
If there’s one thing I love about a budget-friendly wedding, it’s the amount of creativity I see couples infuse into their day. Nothing gets me more giddy than a beautifully executed DIY project that not only looks fab but was done on a budget. As I’ve said before, one of my favorite
This post has been sponsored with love, by Cricut. Thanks for supporting the sponsors and partners who help make The Budget Savvy Bride possible! This post contains affiliate links. Hi lovelies, Happy Monday! I’m so thrilled to bring you another crafty post in partnership with Cricut! All September, I’ve been teaming up with
This post has been sponsored with love, by Cricut. Thanks for supporting the sponsors and partners who help make The Budget Savvy Bride possible! This post contains affiliate links. Hi lovelies, Happy Monday! I could not be MORE excited about September, because I have partnered up with the amazing craft brand, Cricut
Hello lovelies!! Happy Monday! I wanted to start out this week by offering up a fun free printable for y’all! In case you didn’t know, I had a previous career in graphic design. Since going full-time with The Budget Savvy Bride three years ago, I’ve been doing less and less design work,
So thrilled to share a super fun project from our friends at Download & Print! As you know, we’ve been working with Download & Print for years on awesome printable tutorials, as well as our exclusive collection of printable wedding invitations for Budget Savvy Brides! Today, we’ll be sharing a DIY project
One thing that Jen and I like to keep in mind when we collaborate is to create projects that are easily customizable for a variety of styles. That’s why this DIY Thumbprint Save the Date is the perfect project to share because the possibilities for personalization are practically endless! Choose between two
Now that we are only 3 weeks away from the big day (ahh!!) our guests have definitely received their invitations and it is safe to show them all to you! Our invites took a looooong time to make and even longer to deliver to each of our guests. They were a bit…
Planning a wedding requires a lot of several things, one of those being thank you’s and stamps. I have never been one to want to send out typical notes, but I also did not want to spend a lot of money on buying special cards. One day when I was looking around
