This dreamy backdrop seen on Style Me Pretty was originally created by Katie M. Kulper for a gorgeous Portland wedding. The how-to breaks the epic install down to show us how we could take our DIY skills to the next level and create such a masterpiece.
Illustrator Phoebe Wahl created this endearing homemade wedding sculpture for her sister’s wedding.
Haunted house enthusiasts Jason and Melissa had a fantastically ghoulish Haunted Mansion-themed wedding at a cemetery chapel featuring elaborate props and Haunted Mansion-style wallpaper!
This bohemian wedding featured on Ruffled Blog is giving me some serious inspiration. That back-drop is out-of-control rad and every crafty girl needs a pom pom headdress moment.
Sticking with my Swedish theme from yesterday, check out these warm and inviting string light covers, made out of clear plastic cups and scraps of pretty fabric, from Swedish crafter Rebecca. These would make lovely decoration and set a nice mood for an evening party or wedding.
Ruffled blog, a lovely source for everything pretty and wedding-related, have some really inspiring DIY ideas displayed in their recent photoshoot. I particularly love these simple wire hearts suspended over the cake. There isn’t a full tutorial on how they did it, but it looks like the thinnest of wire made into a heart, and hung by baker’s twine. Would be great for a wedding or any party.
Neon skeleton keys: perfect for weddings and quirky decor!
