Wedding DIY



Nearly everyone loves s’mores and they are so fun to make! They are a natural for outdoor dessert stations, but we tweaked the idea for use as favor centerpieces. What you will need. 1. S’mores ingredients: chocolate bars, graham crackers, and marshmallows. 2. Skewers (or forks) to hold marshmallows. 3. An indoor flame: unscented pillar candles …

Burlap and lace as wedding decor (or any type of decoration, really) is an up and coming trend. This is why I created this relatively easy way to make flowers. Unlike rosettes, you need no hot glue gun or coordinated folding. The steps for making these blooms involve only fan folding, approximate cutting, regular glue, …

Make your own wedding centerpieces from clear glass vases filled with freeze-dried, silk or fresh rose petals, baby’s breathe, and/or other florals. For a lighted centerpiece, put a flameless candle at the center and surround with your choice of decor. Or, fill a vase with water and top with these floating water candles (safely fueled …

It is an obvious problem with not-so-obvious solutions: If you are wearing both a veil and headpiece (tiara or other hair decoration) during the ceremony, how do you keep both beautifully attached to your hair? If you will not be removing your veil for the reception, the answer is to attach your veil by merely …

If you are looking for a way to save money on wedding invitations, there are a few options. One is to shop for cheap wedding invitations (all of these are under $2.00 each). Another is to make your own. For around 40-50 cents each you can buy blank, flat invitations with elegant translucent vellum over sheets. …