On Do It Yourself Projects: Sometimes it's the personal touch that counts

Why not do some crafts on your own? Tap into your creative bones and muster up enough Elmer's glue, glitter, and card stock to create a wedding fit for a queen. As long as you do it correctly your guests will never know. And you my friends will be in a win win situation by saving money and being able to say "yes, I made those!"


Here are some links and images to get you started:

http://www.diywedding.org/

On this site you can venture through hundreds of ideas posted by Mette a bride herself. You are also given the opportunity to post your own wedding.

http://www.diywedding.org/

This website is part of the infamous the Knot network. Each blog post boasts around 5 do it yourself projects that you would've never thought of. Definitely a must see!

You can even create your own invitations through using Walmart's website http://www.walmartchecks.com/line.aspx?lineid=90
You get to interact electronically by changing text colors and wording AND get this ladies, they are only 18.95 for a pack of 25 invites!


You can print your own at home by purchasing the kits at your local  Walmart or Michaels craft store!

(an example of the Michael's Kit)

Video tutorials:

Invites: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NP6kq29nCk&feature=fvwk

birdcage veil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-plC2fwt5EA

Birdcage veil: http://hiphostess.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-make-birdcage-veil.html

Birdcage veil option 2: http://www.designsbymeganturnidge.com/blog/?p=844

Go to the Thrift store for Centerpiece Items