How can you say no to flowers? Here are 5 really great ways to use floral in an unexpected way for your big day!
5 Creative Ways to Use Florals on Your Wedding Day
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6 Ways to Incorporate Balloons for your Big Day
Whether you want to add a whimsical, fun, or soft romantic touch to your wedding day– balloons are the way to go.
Here are six awesome ways to use balloons for your big day!
2. Red Balloons
4 fruit infused beverage ideas
Fruit-infused beverages are all the rage right now. And for good reason! They are cheap, tasty and beautiful. You can even match the fruits to the colors of your wedding.
Here are four different ideas for your reception:
- Strawberry and basil infused water
- Gin lemonade with lemons and limes
- Strawberry, watermelon, mint water
- Margarita bar
by Brittany Watson Jepsen of The House that Lars Built
Trend alert: black and white stripes
Ok, black and white stripes are not new, but they are certainly shining on the wedding scene. Black and white stripes are clean, modern, and easy to pair up with bright colors, so it's no wonder they are used so much. Also, a little bit of advice, there's some uber cheap black and white fabric at Ikea that you could easily turn into tablecloths like these. Score!
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by Brittany Watson Jepsen of The House that Lars Built
DIY geometric garland
This simple garland is the perfect accessory to add to any event, especially your modern wedding. It's easy to make, just requires a bit of time. Let's get crackin!
Supplies: paper color of your choice, circle cutter (I got mine from here) OR scissors, sewing machine, thread
Step 1: Cut out your circles in any size you want. We did 6″ circle here.
Step 2: Fold the circle in half.
Step 3: Fold the circle in half the other way.
Step 4: Fold the circle in half two more times so that there are 8 pieces total. The folds should go in and out, meaning that every other fold should be going the same way.
Step 5: Cut out two of the pieces with scissors.
Step 6: Sew down one line of the circle.
Step 7: Continue sewing down each paper fold onto the next circle. I left about 3-4″ between circles. I also alternated which line I sewed down to add variety to the look of the garland.
Voila!
UPDATE: Turns out, there's a great French designer, Maïze, who has been making garlands like this for awhile. Though I was unfamiliar with her work, I think you should buy from her! She's got lots of amazing garlands. Here's her website. – Brittany Watson Jepsen of The House That Lars Built
photography by Maurine Dashney
