As mentioned in an earlier post I scored our invitations for a great deal on Groupon! Our invites were beautiful to begin with but they could use a little extra something so I decided to add a little DIY to them. Adding the extra little pizazz
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
How to Make a DIY Rhinestone VeilNeeded Materials: BUY THE SUPPLIES: Before You Begin: I bought my tulle 54″ wide because I want it more wispy. However, if you want a poofier veil, buy 108″ wide. Make any necessary measurements and jot them down. You could
My simple glam look was inspired by my friend Audra’s post for DIY Up-cycled Glitter Heels at The Kurtz Corner. They have all the glitter and sparkle I was looking for to fit our theme. If you’re crafty (or you’ve recently become wedding-induced-crafty) you might already have
Almost immediately following my romantic proposal in Puerto Rico I did what all giddy, newly engaged ladies do and hit Pinterest! I Googled a 100 or more things I thought I’d ever need at my wedding. We waited to set the wedding budget a couple weeks after our engagement
Hello, brides! I’m Elizabeth from Stockroom Vintage and I’m back this month to share another budget-friendly craft project with you! One of the ideas that’s been floating in my head–it even woke me up one night!–is the sequin-lined candle holder. So I picked up some glass
Brandon & Jessica August 20th, 2011 Charlotte, NC -Church: The Plaza Presbyterian Church -Reception: The Marriott at Southpark What was your budget? If you are able, give us a rough breakdown of how you spent your budget. -We spent about $16,000 Venue: 10,000, Dress: 1,000, Cake:
