I have been seeing a few of these ornaments floating around Pinterest lately.
They are so cute and looked so easy to make, my sisters, my mom and I decided to give them a try.
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Even MORE Wedding Decor
So I've shown you the place cards, but here is the wall they were located on!

They were clothes pinned to a large wall covered in burlap with twinkly lights behind it.
So I've shown you the place cards, but here is the wall they were located on!They were clothes pinned to a large wall covered in burlap with twinkly lights behind it.
They were clothes pinned to a large wall covered in burlap with twinkly lights behind it.
More Wedding Decor
As promised I am showing more awesome photos of my sister's wedding decor.
This was her gift table, complete with an old mailbox for cards! Again, what a cool idea, right!?
She also wanted a banner that matched with the table card colors and went well with the grass that she grew. I was so happy that I got to make these banners for her! They looked so good in the space! This one is made with two layers of card stock in front of a burlap layer. It really added to the rustic feel of the whitewashed wood walls.
"Watering Hole" sign. This fun little sign was located on the bar. I love that it tells you only information needed once the party starts! :)
As promised I am showing more awesome photos of my sister's wedding decor.This was her gift table, complete with an old mailbox for cards! Again, what a cool idea, right!?
She also wanted a banner that matched with the table card colors and went well with the grass that she grew. I was so happy that I got to make these banners for her! They looked so good in the space! This one is made with two layers of card stock in front of a burlap layer. It really added to the rustic feel of the whitewashed wood walls.
"Watering Hole" sign. This fun little sign was located on the bar. I love that it tells you only information needed once the party starts! :)
This was her gift table, complete with an old mailbox for cards! Again, what a cool idea, right!?
She also wanted a banner that matched with the table card colors and went well with the grass that she grew. I was so happy that I got to make these banners for her! They looked so good in the space! This one is made with two layers of card stock in front of a burlap layer. It really added to the rustic feel of the whitewashed wood walls.
"Watering Hole" sign. This fun little sign was located on the bar. I love that it tells you only information needed once the party starts! :)
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Wedding Decor
As I mentioned, my sister, Stacey, got married recently and I will be sharing with you some of the crazy cool details that made it such a fun celebration!
First off is the table flags.
Don't mind the people eating in the background :)
These table flags are essentially "table numbers". My sister just put a fun twist on them by using places and dates that were special to their story.
As you can read here, the Kensington Street Dance is where Stacey and her husband Jarrod met. It was so fun to read about the important moments in their relationship!
These flags were tied to sticks and stuck in real grass grown by Stacey herself!
What a crafty lady!
As I mentioned, my sister, Stacey, got married recently and I will be sharing with you some of the crazy cool details that made it such a fun celebration!First off is the table flags.
Don't mind the people eating in the background :)
These table flags are essentially "table numbers". My sister just put a fun twist on them by using places and dates that were special to their story.
As you can read here, the Kensington Street Dance is where Stacey and her husband Jarrod met. It was so fun to read about the important moments in their relationship!
These flags were tied to sticks and stuck in real grass grown by Stacey herself!
What a crafty lady!
First off is the table flags.
Don't mind the people eating in the background :)
These table flags are essentially "table numbers". My sister just put a fun twist on them by using places and dates that were special to their story.
As you can read here, the Kensington Street Dance is where Stacey and her husband Jarrod met. It was so fun to read about the important moments in their relationship!
These flags were tied to sticks and stuck in real grass grown by Stacey herself!
What a crafty lady!
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