Went to Michael's today...

Take advantage of coupons there

That's great Rebecca! What do you (& your FH of course!) plan on doing for the centerpieces?

Can't wait to see how it turns out! I'm way too familiar with craft stores haha.

Make sure to go on the Michael's website and register your email address to receive coupons! I get stuff from them about once a week that ranges from 20-40% off, plus they'll keep you informed of sales, and give you ideas for other crafting projects that may come in handy.

I love Michael's! I got everything for our centerpieces there as well! Plus they are always having sales and you can find coupons online! I cant wait to see your final product!

Because I'm doing everything DIY, Michael's, AC Moore, Joann's and even Hobby Lobby have been god sends! Make sure to get your coupons too!

So many coupons, definitely keep an eye on them. i get new coupons like everyday haha. i bought a lot of centerpiece stuff there as well BUT i prefer hobby lobby. A little more reasonably priced in my opinion.

I got a ton from Michael's this weekend, including my cake topper for $5.

I'm going to Michael's in the next few days for stuff for mine too! then off to Dollar Tree!

That's how I got inspiration for our decor too. Be sure to sign up for emails to get exclusive coupons.

I love that! Weddings bring out that creative energy I guess, my FH was the same way about crafts.
We bought most of our supplies for decor at Hobby Lobby during their half price days for anything tabletop. We bought vases, candles, wedding guest book pen, photo frames, cupcake tower and a lot more. God we spent $150 in one trip but it would’ve been $300 on a full price day! Stack those coupons and pay attention to their sale cycles.

Yup! Michaels has been a must for our wedding DIY things! My FH and I have gone there nearly every day to take advantage of their 40% off 1 item coupon. You can pull this up on your cell phone and they will scan it at the register. No printing necessary! Another trick we used (for all those frugal DIYers) if you have time and patience before your big day, is going to Michaels to figure out which supplies you actually need (see sizing in real life, get brand names, etc.) and then without purchasing them, head to ebay (sometimes Amazon, but not as much) to see if we can get the same products for a cheaper price. We really saved some serious money doing this- which then went right out of our account anyways for another project.

My fiance is super involved too! He's loved every "project" I've given him! Good luck!