I think burlap and teatins really compliment each other well! The soft vintage feel of the tea tins and the rustic feel of burlap would be great for a barn or outdoor wedding. What do you think of this board?
Showing posts with label budget saving tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label budget saving tips. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Alternative Wednesday #18: Yup, That's an Artichoke!
Artichokes have caught my eye! Besides being totally yummy, they are also extremely visually striking when used in different elements of a wedding. They are also eco-friendly because you will be using less flowers. Both green and purple artichokes add a fun twist to a bouquet, centerpiece, escort card or even cake! I think they would add a special touch to a Tuscan or Mediterranean themed wedding also. Check back tomorrow for a really awesome artichoke filled wedding with an amazing artichoke inspired cake!
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| The Knot |
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| Le Bonne Fluer |
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| Adore by Trisha Dean Events |
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| Kristen Weaver Photography |
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| Something Green Events |
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| Snippet & Ink |
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| Snippet & Ink |
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| Martha Stewart Weddings |
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| Project Wedding |
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| Kristen Weaver Photography |
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Inspiration 187: Red Gingham and Wildflowers
Wildflower bouquets and centerpieces are so much fun! I love the rustic, natural feel they add to a wedding, plus they are budget savers (free flowers?!?! SCORE!). So head out in the backyard and pick yourself a pretty bouquet on your wedding day. And give your guests a packet of wildflower seeds as an eco-friendly favor, maybe someday their daughter will be picking them for her bouquet! I added red gingham to this board to give it a sweet country backyard picnic style to it.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Budget Saving Tip #1- Beautiful + Affordable Wedding Dresses
This is going to be a new feature on Inspiring Brides! Every Saturday I am going to post a budget saving tip, from DIY projects to affordable wedding attire and probably a bunch of other ideas! First up is wedding dresses which usually cost over $1,000 and it just goes up from there. All of the dresses below are under $850, some are under $200! All of the links below the dresses will bring you to where you can purchase them (all at Nordstrom, Bloomingdales or Neiman Marcus).
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| Tadashi Shoji Organza-Bottom Silk Ball Gown |
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| Dalia MacPhee Taffeta Mermaid Gown |
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| Nicole Miller Beaded Drop Waist Gown |
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| Sue Wong Chiffon and Organza Sheath Dress |
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| Adrianna Papell Beaded Neck Gown |
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| Tadashi Shoji One-Shoulder Silk Gown |
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| Adrianna Papell One Shoulder Rosette Dress |
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Fun, Affordable DIY Centerpieces
Some people are so crafty! I would never imagine making a centerpiece out of egg cartons and vintage buttons. After seeing it done though, I'm in love! Now I would love to make these for my own wedding. These centerpieces are affordable, customizable (you can make the colors any shade of the rainbow to match your color scheme perfectly!) and you're recycling on top of it! See more pictures and the tutorial at Intimate Weddings (the link will take you directly to the tutorial).
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