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
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
Hello lovelies! I just wanted to wrap up our awesome DIY series we’ve been running with this post that shares links to each previous project. For the last 4 weeks we’ve shared a DIY tutorial to show you how to make simple, affordable DIY projects for your wedding — all
Today I’ve got another great DIY tutorial that I created as a collaboration with our friend Brandi of Alexis June Weddings!This month we’ve been sharing DIY projects that could easily translate to any type of event like a bridal shower, wedding, bridesmaids luncheon, etc! And since I’ve been
Today I’ve got another great DIY tutorial that I created as a collaboration with our friend Brandi of Alexis June Weddings!This month we’ve been sharing DIY projects that could easily translate to any type of event like a bridal shower, wedding, bridesmaids luncheon, etc! And since I’m desperately
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
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
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
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)
Surprise, surprise! I’m back with another DIY tutorial. Our September wedding is fast approaching, and I’m feeling the pressure to get my projects completed. With most of our other details already hashed out, I’m lucky to be able to devote my time to hand-making most of the
Hello ladies, I’ve got a cheap and delightful craft for you this week–wine bottle table numbers. The best part of this idea is that you don’t have to buy anything, assuming you (or people you know) drink lots of wine. And if you’re planning a wedding, you’re
Today I wanted to show you guys how I made our DIY Place Card Holders. A cheap and easy DIY that you can use to fit so many different wedding themes! Hope you enjoy it.First, the tools you’ll need: some wire (I used steel wire, 19
Just a quick tip for you wedding DIY-ers: When doing crafts like banners, place cards, table numbers, etc. buying fancy scrapbook paper can secretly cost you more than buying the already made decoration! If you need a way to add a little something more without breaking
USE POLICY: © 2013 Jessica Bishop Paperie + The Budget Savvy Bride. These PDF table numbers are provided free of charge to The Budget Savvy Bride readers for personal use only. Do not modify, copy, reproduce, republish, upload, transmit, translate, create derivative works, sell or attempt to
WHAT YOU’LL NEED: Printable templates (download here) Microsoft Word (Mac or PC) Letter-size card stock Scissors 1.25″ binder clips (from your local office supply store) Double sided tape Corner rounder (optional) Paper trimmer (optional) The fonts used are Respective and Cochin, so if you don’t already have them- you’ll
