Showing posts with label Real Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Weddings. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Great use for Mason Jars

0614_masonjars_655I LOVE THIS IDEA!!! I was thinking about getting frames from IKEA... but glass jars are cute and GREEN!!! I love it! Now its time to ask everyone to start saving them and to start collecting the pictures to put in them!


Orignal Post on: http://www.mydiyweddingday.com/2010/06/new-use-for-mason-jars.html
How personal and easy is this idea? We love incorporating old photos into your reception decor but this idea really is quite clever and a snap to recreate. Simply collect old mason jars from flea markets or online sites like Amazon.com or eBay or if you don't have time to scour for vintage ones, you can purchase new ones at your local hardware or home improvement stores. They look great shown above without their lids!


A touch of blue in the glass creates a cohesive look -- especially beneficial if some of your old photos are in color -- and adds to the vintage appeal. Gather photos from friends and family members so you have a variety to choose from. Or simply stick to your parents' and grandparents' wedding photos. Photo copy the old photos (you won't have to worry about what happens to them after the reception!) and cut the copy down to size before popping them into the jars. That's it, you're all set with a unique and personalized touch to your reception.



Get more amazing DIY ideas in our photo gallery.
Images courtesy of Jessamyn Harris.


by Sarah Newell

The Letters Make the Difference

i-do-lettersHow cute is this!!! To be honest I was googleing myself to see what I could find and I stmbled across "Elizabeth Anne Designs." She has some REALLY cute ideas!!! Check it out!

Website: http://www.elizabethannedesigns.com/blog/2009/09/08/the-letters-make-the-difference/

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Vintage DIY Wedding

This laid back vintage-inspired wedding was sent by Veronica, who you may recognize a few of her DIY projects we shared here a little while ago, including her gorgeous Easter Lily backdrop that she made for the altar. From the bride: We were married at my parents’ house, my childhood home, and I immediately imagined a very old-fashioned, personal wedding.  We never lost sight of our guests during our planning – we wanted them to feel comfortable and happy and very much a part of the day.  I always, prefer vintage over new and brought in as many vintage elements as I could.  I wanted it to feel special and handmade and for each guest to know I had made something just for them.

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