Green Wedding Shoes is my current favorite wedding blog. The events are quality, and the posts are through and inspiring. Yesterday GWS posted yet another incredible wedding with stunning crafty and green details. I can’t decide between my favorite details: the linen flowers in the bouquet, the boutonnières and all the centerpieces; the cupcake lasagna […]
By Vanessa Coppola I love the little details of a wedding, the details that give you a glimpse into the couple’s personality. Crafting something for your big day will not only give your wedding a more personal touch but it will also save you money (so you can have a larger dress budget, of course). […]
Etsy crafter goosegrease lets you get super crafty and customize your own wedding cake toppers. The kit comes with 2 brides and 2 grooms in case of mess up, 1 round paint brush, 1 flat brush, 5 paint colors, and 1 pod of varnish, all for under $20. Now you can have truly original toppers […]
By Sonya Nimri If you are getting married in a rustic woodsy or outdoor setting, this is a great way to display reception seating without using anything but some paper, twine, and the great outdoors. This project is not costly at all and maximizes outdoor space for weddings that may not have tabletop areas for […]
June is DIY Wedding month here on CRAFT, and we’ve posted a number of projects from previous issues of CRAFT magazine in the past. Here’s a roundup of 3 lovely wedding projects. First up, from CRAFT Volume 06, learn how to create delicate nylon flowers to dress up a wedding gown, veil, or centerpiece (pictured […]
This month we’ll be posting lots of DIY wedding projects and will also include indie designer finds relating to the topic. I love the current trend that is moving away from traditional wedding veils to beautifully classic-looking bridal fascinators and even headbands. This Swarovski Rhinestone Flower Applique Headband by UntamedPetals on Etsy is my favorite […]
This adorable wedding ensemble kind of makes me want to go back and have a wedding do-over. Bride, Jillian, created not only her dress, but also her bouquet and shoes. Jillian made her own dress, including the pattern for it. She deconstructed a vintage dress to create a pattern for the bodice (the green part); […]
