- 6 cups Epsom salts
- 1 Tbsp. oil, such as canola, sunflower or almond
- 1/2 cup unscented liquid soap
- 2 -5 drops vanilla
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- Personalized favor jars…
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Accent your event with theses Gerber Daisy favor boxes. Bright and beautiful. Put together your 2" square white gloss boxes. Add a silk Gerber daisy in pink or tangerine (or any daisy color you choose), embellish with a matching organza…
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Are you looking for a favor with a personal touch? These DIY bath salts are the perfect favor for your next bridal shower. Best part? This project isn't terribly time consuming to make.
What you'll need:
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Finally colored chalkboard paint! Hudson Paint has made chalkboard paint in 24 beautiful colors. Yipee! Just imagine all the projects you can do. Share your chalkboard wedding projects with us.
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The hit UK show “Don’t Tell the Bride” is coming to America and OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network. We are casting dynamic couples who are currently engaged, but lack the funds to have a dream wedding. Each episode of “Don’t Tell the Bride” focuses on one couple’s big day and what it took to make the wedding happen. The bride and groom agree to…
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Here is bride who put a lot of thought into her bouquet. Keeping with the vintage feel of her wedding, this cool idea was shared by Mrs. Lovebug from WeddingBee. Her finance's cufflinks were also made with typewriter keys in his initials. Clever!
Photography: Chris Richards…
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Even hard-core DIY brides can see the advantage of getting a little head-start in creating their own favors, and that's exactly what favor kits do. These photos show the fully assembled favors, but the kits arrive with separate packets containing all the elements you need to put the favors together--minus the treat, which can be whatever you choose.
Much more cost-effective…
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I love love love the Hostess with the Mostess. Big fan. These just scream princess! If your theme is pink you're sure to love this project. These would look great on your candy buffet table. You can use the rhinestones to put your initials on the vases or you can put inspirational words on them.…
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I was looking for some unique ideas to wrap vases when I clicked on the Spotted Canary and spotted this little gem. Very vintage cute! The thing about this project is how flexible it is. You pick the fabric to match your theme. Step-by-step instructions are here.
Project: Kel Keller
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I spotted this project on Kitschy-Koo (isn't that cute!). The project was originally a valentine project but I can see doing more with it. Like getting some floral foam and sticking the lollipop sticks into the foam making it a great centerpiece. Or maybe you want it to be more whimsical, just arrange them in a glass fish bowl with some…
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These inexpensive, stylish table centerpieces are a great budget saver. Super chic and perfect for a wedding, bridal shower, or dinner party. You can make these whimsical topiaries with basic printing paper or colored paper to match your theme.
Shred a fair amount of paper in the colors you like, or pick-up some preshedded paper from a craft store. Drizzle glue on one side of a Styrofoam ball and roll it in a pile of the…
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Just in time for your fall wedding. As I was doing some research for fall weddings, I ran across this amazing site …
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Materials needed:
~ Fresh Rosebud or preserved rose bud
~ Corsage rose leaves
~ Green floral tape
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