April 26, 2012
Red & Silver DIY Wedding
Today I have a gorgeous board for you to look at that was requested by a reader. Yay! I love those. Jenn is getting married June 2013 on the beach. Her colors are red and silver with a little bit of black thrown in. She wants a country style (she's wearing cowboy boots) with lots of DIY opportunities. She's a crochet guru, so that gave me the perfect opportunity to thrown in all kinds of handmade goodies. For example, the red hearts could be tied around napkins, doubling as a decoration AND a favor. Or you could sew tags on them with names, making for cute place cards. There are so many great options – as long as you're willing to sew up a couple hundred :)
Isn't the bright red so fresh and summery?
Photo Credits:
Center: centerpiece
First row: couple, flowers, dessert, bouquet
Second row: boots, cake
Third row: hair, flowers
Fourth row: bridesmaids, crochet bouquets, crochet hearts, boutonniere
Jen's wedding is going to be absolutely gorgeous. I want to point out, for all you DIY brides that know how to crochet (or are willing to learn), the three bouquets in the bottom picture are all crocheted! How stinkin' cool is that? And just think, you could save your bouquet forever. Get to crafting!
Photo credit: The Offbeat Bride
Thanks Jenn, for the request. If you'd like me to make a board for you, please don't hesitate to email me! I'm happy to help. Shardiy@b-y.net.
XO
Labels:
crochet bouquet,
crochet wedding,
crochet wedding cake,
diy wedding,
red and silver wedding,
red cowboy boots,
red wedding
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5 comments:
Love these colors! I usually don't like red at all but the silver really gives it a softer look!
Just gorgeous!
Speaking of gorgeous, I saw your inspiration board come to life the other day over on Perfect Palette - It looked amazing!!!
Nice!
I love that color palette. It's symbolic of a fresh start and a precious future, too. You should throw in a little gold, too. Maybe include some gold coins UK in the wedding traditions.
Grrateful for sharing this
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