Everything I DIY FOR MY WEDDING
Selfi ring light- this was a much at the wedding all my guest loved it. Not aesthetically appealing, but no one cared. I used an app called halo that mimicked a Photo Booth.
Seating chart- I am in l love with how my seating chart turned out. We did a travel theme. I got wood and painted it. 3D printed out little airplanes that had the name and destination (table) they would be sitting at. The guest could take these home.
Welcome sign- Wood, paint and vinyl ed everything on myself.
The ceremony i had a selfi mirror i added vinyl to. Newspapers with fun wedding details and info on them, reserved signs. I had folded up clear paper with tissues in them on the seats that said “for your happy tears”
Audio guest book- got this off Amazon and made the signing for it. We brought this around during the reception as well and it was so funny listing to messages as the night went on as well as the messaged as people arrived.
Reception- My table numbers were places we have visited with pictures of us, instead of table 1.2.3 ect we had a destinations Rome, capri, Cancun, Santorini. I made me use with a thank you message for each seat. The sign that says let love glow had foam glow sticks for the party part of the night
Cake- not a DIY but we got this at sales club with cupcakes for under $100. Personally i think cake gets wasted at wedding and didn’t want a giant cake. So we just got a simple cutting cake.
When planning a wedding, personalization is key to creating a memorable experience for you and your guests. DIY projects can enhance this aspect significantly, allowing for unique touches that reflect your personality and style. For instance, incorporating a travel theme not only makes for a visually stunning seating chart but also engages guests by sharing your adventures. Using materials like wood and paint, you can create custom signs that welcome guests or guide them throughout the event. Additionally, think outside the box with fun alternatives like an audio guest book, which allows friends and family to leave heartfelt messages. Capture these memories for a nostalgic look back at your celebration. Another idea is to forego traditional wedding cakes in favor of desserts that suit your theme and budget. Cupcakes or simple cutting cakes can often be more practical and enjoyed by guests rather than being wasted. Moreover, don’t forget about the little details, like providing tissues for “happy tears” during emotional moments. These thoughtful touches elevate the overall experience, making your wedding one that’s remembered long after the day itself.
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