Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Rustic Wedding Ring Bearer Box

One of my husband's oldest and dearest friends, John, is getting married next month. He and his fiancĂ© are planning a lovely wedding with a rustic western theme. I have seen several unique western twists on the traditional ring bearer pillow. I loved the idea of a small wooden box for the wedding rings instead. I felt like it fit them perfectly. I received my invitation recently, and I decided to return my reply with a gift wrapped in a box with burlap.
 
 


You may remember their fun engagement photos I took last year. Click here for the full post on their country style engagement photos full of boots and tractors!



 
 
Supplies:
Wooden  box
Wood stain
White paint pen
Burlap
Stuffing
 
Directions:
 
1. I started out with a small wooden box from Michael's Craft Store.
 
 
2. Stain your wooden box. I stained the outside and a small portion of the inside.

 
3. Use a white paint pen to decorate the front and inside.

 
4. I hand sewed a small piece of burlap with stuffing inside.
 
 
I hope they enjoy their little rustic ring bearer box!
 
P.S. 38 weeks and counting still for my little baby girl to arrive!
 
Need some more rustic country wedding ideas? Check out this post...with all the instructions on how to throw the party pictured below!
 
 
 
 

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Wedding of the Weekend Musician Style

I went to the most unique and wonderful family wedding this weekend. I discovered so many creative ideas I would love to share with you. For starters, look at this amazing guitar cake! The shading and details on the cake were incredible.



The picks surrounding the cake appeared to have been cut out of old gift cards. What a clever idea!

The setting of the wedding was in Memphis, Texas. A small town with a population of    . Molly and David were married in an old historic Presbyterian Church that is no longer open to the public on a regular basis. It is full of gorgeous stained glass windows, beautiful wood, and an amazing antique organ. I wish I had pictures of it all to share with you. Molly and David are both musicians and very eclectic souls. This dove release captures a glimpse of the church in the background.




After the ceremony, the couple paraded through the rustic brick streets of downtown Memphis, Texas two blocks to Molly's parents house.




The wedding favors were handmade soaps, hanging bird feeders, and pinwheels for the kids.


The old typewriter font is adorable



I will definitely be figuring out how to make several of these favors to post tutorials for in the near future.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Mr. and Mrs. Wedding Favor

This clever idea for a wedding favor came from my mom's friend Karen. Is it not precious?!?!


My favorite part is that you can coordinate the M & M's in any color. I also like that these favors can easily be made up in advance for the big day. What a fun idea for a wedding shower too!

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