Wedding Ceremony Decoration Ideas with 50 Stunning Wedding Aisle Designs Stay Updated to the Latest Blog Post!SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR FREE! One of the most significant moments captured by a wedding photographer is when the bride makes a big entrance and walks down the aisle. We do know that the wedding ceremony is among the most important aspect of the wedding. With wedding planning, it had become very simple being overloaded with options and ideas readily available with decorating your wedding ceremony venue in addition to creating a wedding aisle deserving of your big entrance. You have to design a wedding aisle which is a gorgeous pathway designed to direct both the bride and groom towards the altar. To begin with, make use of an arbor or Chuppah to create a compelling point of interest for the marriage ceremony. Customize your wedding aisle runners using your names combined with your wedding date. At the end of every row of seats, you may incorporate theme colored candles to generate an enchanting bridal march style.
Bridesmaids Gift Ideas | Inspirations & Creations I may be a bit biased, but I think my bridesmaids scored some sweet SWAG for being a part of our big day :) One thing I knew I wanted to do for sure was to make them something… because everyone just loves handmade goodies right?!? I saw this awesome diy doily bag on Design*Sponge. {image via Design*Sponge} After reading through the full tutorial on Ashley Ann Photography’s blog I got to work on making one for each of my bridesmaids! It took me a few trial/error bags but I eventually got the hang of it (the more spray adhesive the better!) For the initials I just printed off a letter in the size/font I wanted…carefully cut it out and then used the stencil that was left over to paint on each initial. The next thing I got for each of the girls was a pair of gray J Crew flip-flops (to match their J Crew BM dresses of course) to wear at the reception. {above 3 photos via author’s personal collection} Then I figured I should probably get them something pretty to wear and remember the day by.
Best of the Best #11: Wedding Arches | The Secret Life of Invites I definitely want some sort of arch at the alter during my wedding ceremony. I think it will help give the open outdoor venue a focal point and help define the alter area. (see my wedding post here) The easy part was deciding I wanted an arch at the alter…the hard part is picking one that is perfect for the wedding. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Want to be like me and create your own wedding arch? Well, I wish I had the perfect little DIY wedding ceremony arch post for ya, but I don’t (perhaps after I create mine). 8. 1.Panacea Flowers, 2.Style Me Pretty, 3.Green Wedding Shoes, 4.Elizabeth Anne Designs, 5.Pinterest- need credit (any ideas?) Until next time ladies & gents! xo
Wedding Ideas: DIY Stationery and Cards! | Wedloft by WeddingWindow.com - StumbleUpon If you have a small budget for your wedding, one major way to cut expenses is to DIY! Today I’ve rounded up a group of super fun DIY projects that would make for some FABULOUS wedding stationery! 1. Stamped Celery Flowers – These floral stamps made with celery are unbelievable! Who would have thought that this healthy snack could be used to make stationery? 2. Photo Credit: A Day in My LifePin it 3. Photo Credit: Design SpongePin it 4. Photo Credit: Li’l MagooliePin it 5. Photo Credit: Design SpongePin it 6. Photo Credit: Make Grow GatherPin it 7. 8. Photo Credit: Little Birdie SecretsPin it 9. Photo Credit: MarthaStewart.comPin it 10. Photo Credit: MarthaStewart.comPin it Do you have any ideas for DIY wedding stationery?
Wedding Pews: Let Lanterns Light the Way Posted on June 3, 2009 by Christina Lanterns are a great way to decorate your wedding pews. They’re simple, but in low light they create such a wonderful ambiance. Simply use ribbon to attach them to the wedding pews. Here are a few pictures of lanterns adorning wedding pews. And here are some lanterns at an outdoor wedding. Photo One: Kristen Spencer Photography Photo Two: Lindsay B Photography; Photo Three: ProjectWedding.com; Photo Four: Prime-Number.com; Photo Five: Luster Studios
Rustic Wedding Ideas This Fort Worth, Texas wedding combines the bride’s passion for all things rustic with her love of peacock feathers. How about those blue peacock wedding shoes? They would have fit in perfectly with our blue wedding shoe round up… don’t you think? Courtney, the bride shares more details about her special day here. All of this Texas wedding goodness captured by Ryan Ray Photography. Ryan Ray is one of our exclusive The Hand-Picked Vendors. Photographer: Ryan Ray PhotographyVenue: The Stonegate Mansion, Fort Worth, Texas Hair: Dalton Salon Cake/Desserts: Zen Baking Company Caterer: H3 Ranch Dress Designer: EnzoaniFloral Design: DIRT Design Studio Groom’s Attire: Jos. Unique Wedding Touches for Your Guests January 30, 2012 7 comments Welcome to another edition of Unique Wedding Touches! Along with wedding trends, I like to bring you some special ideas that are underused and easy to add to your wedding. Although the most remembered wedding elements are the cake and the dress, very interesting details also linger with guests, such as things they’ve never seen before. It’s always great when you can wow your guests with something they’ve never seen before, but this usually involves a considerable amount of money…….unless you use a little creativity, which these hope to bring you! via projectwedding.com There are many options for centerpieces and table numbers, but they greatly depend on the wedding theme. via theoceansidebride.com On wedding invitations, add a line for song requests. via alwaysorderdessert.com Save cups by having your guests write their name on the cup with chalk. via middleofthemapweddings.com via stylempretty.com via marthastewartweddings.com
10 ways to do something blue& - wedding blog - Girly Wedding - StumbleUpon 10 ways to do 'something blue' If you've been wondering how to incorporate your something blue here are 10 ways to rock the blue. 1. Jewelry is always a good way to add any color to an outfit. Especially if it is a pretty ring with a pretty blue stone like this one. something blue- blue ring source Lost & Fawned 2. something blue- blue sparkly nails source Louboutins3. something blue- blue bow- blue garter source garter girl 4.Feeling blue why not dress the bridesmaids in it? something blue- blue bridesmaid dresses by Gypsy Tree Photography 5.An easy blue is to add blue flowers to your bouquet. something blue- blue wedding flowers by Lifestyle Fotographie 6.Something a little more subtle is to add blue under the dress... crinoline..undies.. and other lady undergarments. something blue- blue crinoline source emmaline bride 7.Blue shoes are very in! something blue- blue suede shoes by Laura Murray 8.Really want to make a statement? something blue - blue signatures source the knot
Maid of Honor: Her Duties in Detail - Wedding Planning - Bridal Party Help! What do you do as the maid of honor? Don't worry, we've got your job description down to a science. Photo: Karlisch Photography The maid/matron of honor is part worker bee, part emotional lifeboat. Lead the bridesmaid troupe. -- Wendy Paris See More: Your Bridal Party , Basics for Bridesmaids Shopping at DollarTree.com: Wedding Edition Wedding season is almost upon us once again! Are you or anyone you know preparing for the Big Day? Wedding crafts are among the most popular category of dollar store crafts; when planning a wedding on a budget (and who isn't these days?) even those who've never crafted a day in their lives pick up their glue guns and DIY as much as possible in the name of saving money. We've rounded up some of our favorite wedding-related dollar store crafts. [Tissue Paper] [Balloons] [Tissue Paper Balloon Lanterns by Kleas] If you're looking for an economical, DIY alternative to store-bought paper lanterns, try this easy idea incorporating balloons and tissue paper. [White Wedding Favor Boxes] [Heart Favor Boxes by Shindig Parties To Go] This project was originally made for Valentine's Day, but it translates well to weddings! [All-Occasion Gift Wrap] [Fruit Drop Candies] [Extra Large Star Party Favors by The Cheese Thief] [Clear Cello Wrap] [Cellophane Origami Star Garland by The Cheese Thief] [Silk Roses]
DIY | Watercolor 'Will You Be My Bridesmaid?' Cards If you have been loving the watercolor and ombre trend recently, you are going to LOVE this amazing DIY Sarah is bringing us today! She is sharing a sweet way to ask your bridesmaids if they will stand by your side on your wedding day. This DIY is so adorable and super easy! It is even more awesome because this technique can be applied to so many elements in your wedding (hello, fabulous escort cards and favor tags!) It’s DIY time again, lovely readers! Materials Watercolor paper cut into 9″x6.25″ rectangles, folded into cards(size A6: 4.5″x6.25″), 1 per bridesmaidWatercolor paints (the cheap Crayola one will work just fine!) Helpful hints: Using a bone folder to fold the paper is very helpful, since watercolor paper tends to be thicker than printer or scrapbooking paper. Step 1: Cut all of the paper (watercolor and scrapbook) to the sizes indicated above. Step 2: After the design is fully traced onto the card, un-tape and place on your work surface. Share: