Category: DIY Wedding Blog
I would like one of each, please. Colors of the rainbow hairpins from Handle & Spout via Inspired Goodness…
How amazing is this paper flower centerpiece created by Jen Elisebeth for her upcoming wedding?
[Via Ten Thousand Only]
I’ve been packing and getting ready for a little weekend retreat with friends, but I couldn’t resist leaving you with a little teaser of this amazing wedding I can’t wait to feature on Once Wed. It took my breath away from the instant I saw it and I have a feeling you will fall head over heels for this lovely celebration too…
Have a great weekend!
Thursday is usually catch up day for all my errands because I know without a doubt I will always have a fabulous post waiting in my inbox from the incredibly talented, Laurie Cinotto. This week’s DIY tutorial is a twist on fresh flower boutonnieres and from the instructions below seems like a pretty easy and fun project to tackle. Enjoy!
"Recess" fabric pack of 5" squares. Fabric coated wire can be found in
the floral section of your craft store. Mod Podge is in the glue
section of craft stores.
Flower
1. Begin by cutting a 5" square of cotton fabric.
figure 3) and then fold in half again. (It’s just like your folding
a snowflake).
centered inside, (see figure 9) smooth out the fabric. Apply a coat
of Mod Podge on the outside surface.
wrap with corsage tape. (Pull the corsage tape while wrapping, it
gets sticky when stretched). (see figure 11)
Thanks again, Laurie!!
While perusing New York Magazine’s wedding website this morning, I came across this delightful, lakeside shindig in the mountains. Ashley and Rob were married at Camp Otterbook in Adirondack State Pack, NY and used the surrounding enviroment as inspiration for the organic food and decor. Who knew elements inspired by plaid and wood nymphs could work so well together for a wedding?
[Images c/o New York Magazine Weddings]
