Bridal, Wedding, Tips: Best DIY Projects for Your Wedding Day

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Category: Bridal Fashion, Weddings, Tips
Published on Wednesday, 09 September 2020 10:08
Written by Mallory Knee

Controlling the budget when planning a wedding can often be a challenge. For those who desire to add a personal touch to that special day, here are a few of the best DIY projects for your wedding day.

Homemade Glass Signs

Follow this new trend and make various homemade signs that can be placed throughout the wedding venue. There are numerous tutorials available on how to do this well.

Overall, however, this is a very simple project and will turn out beautiful no matter what. Pick picture frames with the desired size and look, remove the glass from the frame, and use a paint marker to write various sayings on the sign.

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Placing different photos in the picture frame to serve as a background for the finished sign is also a great way to add a personal touch to the wedding's overall aesthetic.

Use Fake Flowers

This is a very inexpensive but beautiful wedding décor hack. Deciding to use fake flowers for the arrangements throughout the venue and the wedding party ensures that the bouquets will not only last all night, but that they will last a lifetime.

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Though some people still have reservations about fabric flowers looking fake, there are many other options available that can make fake flowers look much more realistic. From a distance, the wedding guests won't even be able to tell the difference.

 

Build a Photo Backdrop

For a beautiful location where everybody can take pictures, build a unique photo backdrop. Tailor the backdrop so that it matches the wedding's theme and color scheme. Like most DIY wedding projects, this decoration is inexpensive and very easy to construct.

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Use fabric to create a beautiful backdrop, then incorporate wood and other materials to build the perfect photo area. Consider adding some accessory items or props for guests to use during their photoshoot.

A wedding should be dreamlike and nothing short of magical. Hopefully, these DIY projects for your wedding day will help you get a little closer to achieving that dream!

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