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Stamp Adornments - Good Things for Spring Weddings - You're Engaged! - MarthaStewartWeddings.com. Confetti Ceremony Programs - Good Things for Spring Weddings - You're Engaged! - MarthaStewartWeddings.com. Real Wedding: Kelle + Gregg « 100 Layer Cake. Mmm, we are so loving Kelle & Gregg’s quaint waterfront ranch wedding. On top of having an utterly beautiful and peaceful location (overlooking the Pacific Ocean!) , the wedding is artfully decorated with wrought iron, old doors, medicine bottles and tins, and some suuuper gorgeous deep, rich burgundy and plum hues, playing off the wine country inspiration. The reception was held at Spring Ranch, an ornate and beautiful property with a fabulous collection of vintage antiques from around the world, which Alison Events (the geniuses behind the planning and styling) used as a jumping off point for the rest of the design. Oooh, we love her bouquet. The colors are so pretty. Good advice is priceless, so Kelle & Gregg opted for a clever bulletin board-style advice board in lieu of gifts.
The whole event is just so decadent and illustrious. File-Card Wedding Guest Book - 50 Good Things for Your Wedding - You're Engaged! - MarthaStewartWeddings.com. Full-house-tablescape_thanksgiving-17-web.jpg (JPEG Image, 470x313 pixels) Party Blowers. Family Photo Wall. Personal photographs make a reception space feel like home, and you don't need a hammer and nails to display them. Gather pictures of the bride and groom as children, plus relatives' wedding portraits; arrange on ribbons with calligraphed labels. Hang by the seating-card table for all to see. Tools for the Task Removable self-adhesive hooks are the secret to our photo display. Plastic hooks stick securely to the wall but pull off without damaging paint or most wallpaper.
These hooks (from 3M) are sold in several sizes. Photocopies in wood or plastic frames Wide satin ribbon Heavy-duty staple gun Chipboard or cardboard cut into 1-inch squares Card-stock tags with names and year White craft wire Photo Wall How-To Before you begin, be sure to check with your reception site about any restrictions on hanging things from the walls. 1. 2. 3. 4. Garlands and Streamers Galore! | Inspirations & Creations. Garlands and streamers are a colorful and fun way to add personality and punch to your wedding decor!
Here’s a roundup of some of my favorite ideas. Carter and Cook Event Co. created an adorable bridal shower with a button theme – including a fabulous button garland! {images by Jessica Claire, via Wedding Chicks} Every little thing about Kristin and Brandon‘s woodsy wedding is perfection, especially all of the cotton details, and *especially* this cotton garland. {image by Jasmine Star, via Green Wedding Shoes} I’m over the moon for the vintage charm of this English wedding and its tent decorated with lovely white papel picado banner and doily garlands. {images by Rosie Parsons, via Ruffled} A balloon garland? {image by Jenny Jimenez, via Brooklyn Bride} We once featured an entire wedding with origami decor, and I love how dainty it is when turned into a garland. {Les Zigouis by Barbara Berrada} Anna of Rifle Design created these unique tissue paper pom pom vines: {full tutorial on Once Wed}
{Inspired DIY Goodness} Chair Back Signs, Ribbon Wall + Tissue Paper Garland ♥ The Broke. This is the 2nd post in a week-long series of amazing DIY projects from Kimberly at Inspired Goodness from a wedding she designed. We already shared her ceremony canopy, and today we’re moving to interior decorations with the ribbon wall, chair back signs and tissue paper garland! Keep coming back all week for more tasty goodness, but for now, I’ll let Kimberly take it away. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Since the venue was a large empty loft space, we decided to visually portion off some areas with simple decorations. The vibrant colors and repeat patterns were a nod to Dan’s love of architecture and clean lines. Marquina selected the grass green, white and lilac color palette and we ran with it. Above: a 12-foot wall of ribbon was secured between to large floor-to-ceiling columns. We created a series of tissue paper garlands using grass green, lilac and white squares.
You want to begin with one spool of ribbon at a time. Total Project Cost: $75 Materials: 1.