Let’s see some diys

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These look amazing!! Will you be wearing any earrings?

View Quoted Comment Thank you so much 🤗 I’m really excited how they turned out! I’ll wear these earrings that I have already. They match perfectly & were Valentine’s Day gift from my FH, so they’re extra special to me 😍

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Sooo pretty!

View Quoted Comment Thank you I have had lots of fun with chalk pens lately lol

Great work Bridget! These are amazing!!

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Your bouquet is stunning Justine! I can't believe it's homemade!! have you ever done flower arranging before?

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I love this Monique! So Christmassy and festive

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WOW Jessica, you really have been busy!! I love your Mr and Mrs sign

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Tell me about how you made the headpiece!

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These look great! What DIY did you do on the shoes?

These are seriously amazing. My diy skills aren't so great. I also haven't thus far really done much diy but I sure wish I had your skills

We have done all the flowers, the boutonnieres, I'm planning on making my dress unless I can actually find one that'll fit my largeness, and planning on making signs for the foods and stuff like that. We are also making the food ourselves and the cakes...except the vegan cakes because that's something my sister is doing because that way she knows everything is all good with that.

View Quoted Comment They were just plain white satin shoes and I really had my heart set on yellow ones so I took a risk and hand-dyed them myself

View Quoted Comment So, I found myself drawn towards rose gold for my headpiece, and wanted a "halo" is what my stylist calls it, but the ones I liked that encircle the whole head were upwards of $150. I just couldn't see spending that much on something i will literally wear once in my hair.

So I came across the wedding belts on Amazon that have ribbon ties in the back. I found one I loved and bought it for $14.

I snipped the ribbons off then used wire cutters to cut off the little metal square loops on each end of the "belt".

After that I took the metal combs (also bought off Amazon 2 for $5 & my stylist wanted the ones with bendy teeth) and used gorilla glue ($5 @ walmart: -make sure you get the clear one that DOES NOT expand) to place a thin line of glue on the back of the head piece then pressed the front of the combs to it. This glue is also a fast setting one so I waited about 30 minutes then wrapped with copper wire. I ran the copper wire in between the stones so it was not noticeable. Then I let it sit untouched for 24 hours while it finished curing.
I got the wire also off of amazon for I think $3.
So, the whole project cost under $30.

I'm having my bridal portraits done on 6/22 so I guess we'll find out then if it works or not.

View Quoted Comment I know I had a bunch of people saying I should take it out but my FH and I are, well, funny people and we liked it so there it is.

View Quoted Comment How did you get the wording on the back of the robes? I found some robes I like and was thinking about doing the wording myself.... if I can figure out how.
I've also had a hard time finding "matron of honor".

View Quoted Comment Thank you! I enjoy arts and crafts lol

View Quoted Comment I used my moms cricut and just typed them out in the font i wanted and printed them on iron on sheets

View Quoted Comment Ohhhhhh.... I don't have a cricut :-(
Where did you get the iron on sheets?

Just some signage and sweetheart table pieces, and

table numbers for now. Hoping to get to centerpieces this weekend.