If you want to create your own wedding centerpieces, a classic arrangement in a clear glass globe or cube is a lovely choice that isn't too difficult to assemble yourself. Hardy, large-headed flowers such as roses are best for this project. These centerpieces take between 30 and 60 minutes to arrange...read more
Posted Monday 8/10/2009
by The Knot
Whether you want to save money or include personalized touches, do-it-yourself details can make a big impact. But some projects are tougher than others, and what you thought would be a 1-2-3 could turn into an undertaking worthy of a world-class planner. To avoid DIY overload, choose wisely. Here are...read more
Posted Monday 5/11/2009
by Tia Albright
Candy and dessert bars are a hot trend in wedding receptions right now. Keep the fun going long after the party ends by supplying guests with decorated take-home boxes to bring the sweets with them. Here are real bride Lauren Meyer’s steps for creating personalized take-out boxes for wedding favors. Supplies:...read more
We love how simple this DIY project from real bride Autumn Boggs turned out. Here are her steps for creating your own card box to put out at your reception. Step One: Buy four different size boxes. Autumn found hers in a craft store Christmas clearance sale. Step Two: Spray paint the boxes...read more
The greatest part about this project is that you can tailor it to whatever you like -- swap the pears for apples or sugared lemons. Here's how to make them. Pear Escort Cards How-ToYou'll Need: paper scissors 1/4" hole puncher fruit (real or faux) ribbon number stickers (Michaels.com...read more
Posted Wednesday 8/26/2009
by Krissy Tiglias