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Publishers Choice: Rustic Wedding
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An average wedding in 2012 looks much different than only a few years ago. Very expensive, formal affairs are growing more scarce, with the trend toward rustic touches and uniqueness. Today’s Publisher’s Choice focuses on ideas and deals to save you money while planning an informal wedding.
You will notice a blue price tag icon next to each merchant’s name. Click on it to be taken to that merchant’s offers page, where you can see what other sales, etc. that particular merchant is running. Also, when you see a red “P” icon, this means I have a Pinterest board with images to help illustrate whatever topic I am trying to explain. Click it to see the board.
Finally, if you are looking for something specific, please drop me a line or leave a message through social media and I can search through my merchants’ inventories for ideas. My contact information is here: http://www.myonlineweddinghelp.com/contact.htm
Bobette
Boots in a wedding? You betcha!
To some, rustic means Western, resulting in more brides and bridesmaids wearing cowboy boots in weddings. 
Planet Shoes, which carries more informal dress shoes and boots than most shoesellers, is running a nice sale on women’s boots and other shoes. Don’t miss their Winter clearance event, which ends 2/9/2012.
For more selection, check out all of our merchants’ women’s cowboy boots here.
The Mason Jar
The old fashioned mason jar seems to have become the ultimate multi-functional item for the do-it-yourself wedding. You will be stunned at all you can do with them. The canning-type jar can become a light fixture, light holder, vase, centerpiece, drinking glass, and more. Similarly, use the handled variety as a candle, favor holder, or whatever your imagination suggests.
Meijer carries mason jars by the case at a nice price. .
Table Top Trees
Depending on how you decorate them, these can be rustic, elegant, or seasonal. But anyway you look at it, this type of decoration is becoming more popular. Manzania trees, with bendable branches, are an ideal start. Add wishcards to the table for guests to write on and hang from the tree and you have a special reminder of your wedding day.
Koyal, a low-priced wholesaler, allows quantities as low as two. When you order more, the per item cost is even lower. Their branches and other nature-related supplies are here.
By Bobette Kyle-Wagner | February 6, 2012
Topics: DIY Supplies and Decorations, Do It Yourself, Publishers Choice, Wedding Ideas | No Comments »