Wedding DIYs

This is a blog filled with creative ideas and DIYs for the bride-to-be; Do-It-Yourself weddings not only save you money, they also show off your personality much more than any other generic wedding ever will, no matter how beautiful they may be. Note though that most DIY projects should not be attempted alone, or you you may become too stressed out to finish. Invite your girls over, crack a bottle of wine, and start creating memories before the wedding date has even arrived!

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I love this idea!

loveforweddings:

Fantastic.

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These are so lovely!

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I am completely in love with this idea.

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Macaroons are becoming a very popular treat for weddings these days. Here is a cute way to turn them into favors!

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I love the simple but pretty bouquets that the bridesmaids are holding. They look absolutely lovely with their dresses.

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This idea is just adorable. Simple yet delicious.

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I think we can all agree that this is gorgeouss!

yourbigday:

winter wonderland dessert table

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Rooftop Engagement Celebration

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fuckyeahweddingideas:

This is all so gorgeous!

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Here's a video on creating a really pretty side chignon. It looks a little tricky but the end resuly is gorgeous. You could either get a talented friend to do this for you or take it to a salon.

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I adore these pretty little favor boxes posted over at ElizabethAnneDesigns.

Tutorial: http://www.elizabethannedesigns.com/blog/2008/11/12/diy-entry-14-doily-favor-boxes/#more-4296

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I think these are such a pretty little detail. And I love little ball flowers!

Here's the tutorial from Domestifluff:

http://www.domestifluff.com/2008/10/how-to-make-pom-pom-flowers/

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ElizabethAnneDesigns:

These table numbers were super easy, and cheap. I picked up (on clearance, from Pottery Barn) a set of 14 birch slivers, for $4. The stamp set (by Martha Stewart) was $9, and I colored the ink in myself. Total cost for 14 table numbers = $13! Plus, I loved the way the wood grain picked up the ink…it makes it look as though the numbers are stained on!

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Here is such a great idea; gift bags from envelopes! It's fairly simple and very versatile.

Here's the tutorial from How About Orange:

http://howaboutorange.blogspot.com/2009/03/gift-bags-made-from-envelopes.html

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Cute! I love this shot.

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I am in love with this cake! Everything.. So beautiful!

yourbigday:

i’ve been on such a cake kick lately!