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Sweet DIY vintage mailboxes are perfect for your wedding cards! Lots of DIY tutorials + where to buy. Photo by Kreatid Photography.
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Flower-Heart Favors Give petite flowers a larger presence by arranging them in the form of a heart. With this centerpiece there are enough blooms for every guest to take a cluster or two home. To ensure that the design stands out, use short, small vessels, such as eggcups. We combined a vibrant collection of ranunculuses with all-white details. Candles placed inside the heart will showcase the flowers into the evening Read more at Marthastewartwedd...: DIY Wedding Favors & Gifts – M...
This is it the best, give the guests the gift of the music the bride and groom love or fell in love to
Pinky swear showing off the wedding rings
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Endless love By Millzero Photography ( on April 11, 2008 in Maale, MV, using a Nikon D300. )
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Simple and so pretty! Sand and flower centerpiece
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website has a "Recycle Your Wedding" section where brides can sell decorations from their wedding. Worth a look before you buy 80 square vases.
Book with all your wedding cards - this is a good keepsake
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If you send a wedding invitation to the President, you will receive a congratulatory letter from him and the First Lady. Also works with Mickey Mouse!
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The Groom typed twenty things he loved about his Bride. She typed 20 things she loved about him and they displayed them at the reception...would be great to hang around the house afterward, too!
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Each table for a different year. You could do this for things other than weddings, too!
I think regular sparklers look great instead of rice or bubbles or whatever
Sweet alternative to unity candles or sand:write love letters to each other and place into a box along with a bottle of wine.nail it shut at the wedding. When you have your first fight, open it up, pour the wine, go to separate corners, read the love letter & remember what it's all about.
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