A wooden sign displaying your wedding hashtag should do the trick. Make sure your guests don't miss a minute of the fun with a colorful chalkboard sign showing off the day's activities. What's more country than burlap? Let the kids in on the fun with a delightful sign preceding the bride. For an extra touch of whimsy, consider adding a fun "Just Married" banner above a decadent dessert table. Download the instructions here. You likely won't have time to single-handedly entertain every guest. Help them feel at home with a beautifully-printed sign, letting them know to help themselves and have a great time. Mark the seats of honor with this easy DIY tutorial for inexpensive, decorative chair ties. Get the step-by-step instructions. For a classicly elegant alternative, burlap chair swags look stunning with a simple cursive font. Give your wedding bar a custom look with a homemade wooden sign displaying the night's selection. For a very country-chic look, consider decorating your venue with upcycled materials.
To make their gifts table pop, this smart couple incorporated their last name and wedding date by painting an old door. A delicious selection of cake and pies on top of a pair of whiskey barrels only needs one more thing — an adorable handmade banner! Stenciled letters on a beautiful leather suitcase create the perfect way to incorporate this charming Southern phrase. Save money and impress your guests with cute drink markers made of wooden slabs with hand-written labels. A basic wooden sign is a sweet and simple way to show guests all the fun you have in store for them. It's easy to recreate this sweet design. Simply pick up wooden letters at your local craft store and add a coat of paint in your favorite hue. Send everyone home with a bag of goodies by creating a colorful display table with a tasty mix of candies. A large chalkboard sign is a cute way to invite guests to indulge their sweet tooth. Any country gal knows, it's always important to make guests feel at home.
Let them know you're happy they came with a hand-written welcome sign. Momma always said, "Never send your guests home empty handed." Make sure they know where to find their wedding favors with a clear and downright adorable sign. For a fairytale wedding that doesn't miss a detail, a wooden plank reading, "Happily Ever After," will definitely seal the deal. The Big I DoGive ordinary dining-room chairs a whole new look with easy-to-make chair covers made from leftover fabrics, pillowcases and even T-shirts. Here’s a plan for making a no-sew chair cover: fabric fabric glue ribbon measuring tape 1. Measure the back of the chair, from the top of the chair to just short of the floor. 2. Measure the front, starting at the top and going down to the seat cushion and then measuring along the seat and down to the floor. 3. Add all measurements together, allowing 1 1/2 inches for seam allowance. Measure the width of the chair, and cut a piece of fabric to the specifications you’ve come up with.
4. Make hems on the edges of the cover by turning the edges of the fabric under and securing with fabric glue. 5. Glue a piece of ribbon onto the slipcover. 6. Position the cover and secure to the chair with the ribbons. Slip large pillowcases over the backs of chairs to make instant slipcovers. T-shirts work great as chair covers for an informal dinner party. Use a variety of colored T-shirts to cover stackable or folding chairs and create a fun atmosphere for a garden party. Using a strip of satin, tie a decorative bow in the middle and slip over the back of a chair. This is a beautiful way to adorn chairs for a wedding party. Use a loose chair cushion to add a new look to an old chair. A thick cushion also makes a useful booster chair for small children. Choosing an aisle runner can be a daunting task for any bride and groom. Using black chalkboard paper and chalk to write a personalized message is a great alternative to a traditional aisle. A focal point at the end of the aisle is a wedding must.
Using a one-of-a-kind piece such as a reclaimed vintage buffet covered in lush vibrant-colored floral arrangements is an easy and budget friendly way to customize a DIY autumn wedding. Grouping flowers in clusters creates a romantic and colorful tablescape. Red and mustard-yellow ranunculus and pink roses look dreamy displayed in clear vases of various heights and sizes at the end of the aisle. Make it official and add a rustic touch with "Mr. & Mrs." bride and groom burlap chair ties. Personalized DIY chair ties are fun, decorative, and affordable. Choose an accent color that pops and matches your theme. Floral arrangements can be one of the most costly decorations. Flowers should not be limited to bouquets and tablescapes. Creating a floral garland is one way to save on budget and make a big impact in the overall decor. A lush green garland comes to life behind the altar with pops of mustard yellow and red ranunculus and pink roses. Learn how to make wedding garland. Make the cake an elegant centerpiece for your dessert table.
Easy, budget friendly, and creative, use some galvanized wire and a pair of pliers to create a personalized cake topper with a special message. Learn how to make this. A wedding bar takes on a new life with a DIY rustic sign made of wood planks, painted with chalkboard paint and labeled with your favorite beverages. A beverage sign is a simple and stylish way to let guests know what drinks they can choose. Wedding decorations are all in the details. Use vintage books with a bold romantic text to create custom table numbers for a centerpiece that will inspire and impress every guest. Textures and colors are key. Choose books with warm autumnal hues and a worn-in look to match the theme. Finish it off with gold metallic ink for a little extra glimmer. A lush green garland can make any wedding feel romantic. Fresh garland is easy to make, affordable, and a great alternative to flowers. Place it in an entryway for the ceremony for guests to enjoy as they enter. Take a look at the instructions.
Use the same garland as a centerpiece on the bride and groom’s table during the reception. A DIY floral swing is a great, non-traditional way to create a personalized centerpiece and a decorative focal point. Using colorful jewel-toned flowers mixed with lush greenery as a base makes this project budget friendly. Suggest “perfect chemistry” with subtle accents in a floral tablescape. An old test tube rack is not only ideal, it is a creative way to display wedding flowers and it saves on budget by making a focal point out of single flowers. Floral arrangements and bouquets for an autumn wedding should not be limited to fall colors only. Bright jewel tones complement rustic decor. Mustard-yellow and red ranunculus and pink garden roses make a bold statement. Add in autumnal accents such as red berries to pull the look together. Remember the ones you love who are there on your special day by having your guests sign a small wooden heart instead of the traditional guest book.