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
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
Supplies You’ll Need: Ruler Baby’s Breath (about 2 bunches) Green Floral Tape Scissors Pearlized Ball Head Straight Pins Ribbon (we used 1 yard each of three kinds – ours is from M&J trimmings) NOTE: because the bouquet flowers cost less than $10 total, we decided to “splurge”
Let’s face it… fresh flowers can be expensive. We’ve talked about the fact that cutting back on fresh flowers can save you a chunk of money when it comes to your wedding budget. Finding other wedding flower alternatives is a key way to save money in
When designing your wedding flowers’ centerpiece arrangements, the main focus is — of course — how they look. However, we are finding that more and more brides are considering what happens to the flowers after the wedding, thanks to a shift towards eco-friendliness and being less wasteful.
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
When you’re working with a small budget, you have to cut the items that aren’t a priority to you. Like many budget-savvy brides, you may decide that you don’t want to spend a lot on flowers. After all, while they are beautiful for the day, inevitably,
Google tells me that the average cost for wedding flowers runs $1000-$2000. Well, even if I had an extra $2000 I wouldn’t be spending it on flowers, so John and I decided to DIY this part of the wedding. I love buying flowers for our house
One of the most daunting decisions in my wedding planning turned out to be flowers. To DIY or not to DIY?—that was the question. There are tons of folks out there who lobby on either side of the fence for various reasons. Typically, florists say doing
Did you know wholesale clubs like Sam’s Club offer wedding flowers? Neither did I until a co-worker suggested it to me! Everything comes packaged neatly in a little box, already arranged for you! Now that’s what I call budget savvy flowers. After a little online research
Something I knew I wanted even before the rest of the wedding plans fell into place, was a unique bouquet. I spanned the internet looking for cool ideas and a DIY bouquet tutorial on how to make your own out of everything from tissue paper, tulle, broaches,
Thanks to Blooms by the Box for sponsoring our Blooms on a Budget series! It’s Maddy from Somewhere Splendid and Confetti Pop here once again, ready to bring you this week’s installment of Blooms on a Budget in partnership with Blooms by the Box. I hope you love it! Hot Pink
Thanks to Blooms by the Box for sponsoring our Blooms on a Budget series! Happy Friday, Budget Savvy Brides! It’s Maddy from Somewhere Splendid and Confetti Pop once again, ready to bring you this week’s installment of Blooms on a Budget in partnership with Blooms by the Box. I hope you love it! Peach and
Thanks to Blooms by the Box for sponsoring our Blooms on a Budget series! Happy Friday, everyone! It’s Maddy from Somewhere Splendid and Confetti Pop again, here to bring you the newest installment in our Blooms on a Budget series. I love today’s feature, and I hope you do, too! I went with a
Thanks to Blooms by the Box for sponsoring our Blooms on a Budget series! Happy Friday, everyone! It’s Maddy from Somewhere Splendid and Confetti Pop again, here to bring you the newest installment of Blooms on a Budget. I love today’s arrangement made from garden roses and Craspedia, and I hope you do, too!
