A cute diy project for photo holders to showcase engagement photos or travel photos at the wedding! Find the easy tutorial here.

These cute little paper hearts have flower seeds in them, making them eco-friendly! Cute confetti without having to worry about how to clean them up later? Yes, please!

Plantable Seed Paper Hearts Confetti by KaBloomz

Here’s a lovely handmade wax paper backdrop to inspire you to let out your creative side! It looks so delicate yet so strong at the same time… beautiful.

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How about a fantastical theme for a wedding? Makes me feel like I’ve escaped to a fairy tale world where anything is possible!

1. Butterfly Prop / 2. Butterflies in Hair / 3. Stationery / 4. Boutonnieres / 5. Table Numbers / 6. Garden Path & Tree Altar / 7. Table Centerpiece / 8. Butterfly Bundt Wedding Cake / 9. Paper Butterflies On Wall / 10. Butterfly Dessert Stand

Going off from our Inspirational Photo on Monday, here is a cute diy project for butterfly rice tosser packaging! I like the mix of kraft on textured papers. I would even go as far as watercoloring some paper butterflies! Enjoy!

Find the tutorial here!

Vintage 40s Suitcases by msmichiganroux

These would be a beautiful prop for cards or wedding favors!

This backdrop reminds me of the “butterflies in my tummy” but takes it to another level! Fragile watercolored paper butterflies flying around the bride and groom… takes your breath away.

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Your ultimate guide to how to address your guests on your invitation envelopes!

Traditionally, there are inner envelopes and outer envelopes.  The outer envelope is mainly for mailing purposes addressing it to the main guest.  The inner envelope is for the host to clear out who they are inviting.  This is also a good, polite way to tell the guests that you are either inviting or not inviting children and plus ones.  Outer envelopes are more formal, including the first name, title, and the last name, and the inner envelopes are generally less formal.  Please note that if you do not include the children or plus one in the inner envelope, you’re implying that they are not invited.

Hope this guideline helps for you to properly address your wedding guests!
(All “Ms.” listed below can be interchanged with “Miss”.)

If you think grey is too boring for a wedding, this board will help change that! Layers of neutral grey and textures/patterns work well together to create a very romantic ambience.

1. Paper Flower Centerpiece / 2. Stationery / 3. Grey Pinstripe Suit / 4. Paper Flower Arrangement / 5. Paper Cutout Backdrop / 6. Photo: Bouquet / 7. Wedding Cake / 8.Table Setting / 9. Striped Paper Straws / 10. Bow-Tie Napkin on Chalkboard Placemat / 11. Hanging Lanterns

This beautiful and elegant diy project allows you to consolidate the name cards and table numbers into one cute noise maker for each guest. Find the tutorial here.