DIY Projects From Our Wedding

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DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation
No, I didn’t make my wedding dress. But I did make my veil! And it was probably the easiest DIY on the list. I used this tutorial and bought the tulle at Joann Fabrics.
DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

We had our own hashtag for the wedding, #MikesGottaHaveFaith, so I made a few cards that said “Oh Snap!” with the hashtag info and framed them. I bought the frame on Amazon (similar to this one).

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

Surprise surprise, I did a lot of hand lettering for our wedding. The key to the signature cocktail sign is to lay it out on the computer first, and then use a chalk marker to write it on the mirror. Be sure to let it dry for a couple of days so it doesn’t smudge when you touch it. But don’t touch it anyways. Trust me.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

Read more about the escort card DIY here. We used metalized film tape to attach the cards to wooden project panel boards from The Home Depot. It’s way more adhesive than washi tape, and super metallic.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

My mother-in-law helped us make these table runners for all of the tables… we used this fabric and iron-on hem tape.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

Check out my full tutorial for our watercolor bunting cake topper above right here.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

Yep, I made the programs too. I laid it out in Adobe InDesign, printed them all out at home and then Mike powered up the glue gun to attach them to these wooden handles.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

This is an easy one… we chose questions for people to answer (things like “bucket list ideas,” “where should we go on our next vacation?” etc.) and printed them out on white card stock. Then we attached them to clear vases and provided paper and pens in our wedding colors for guests to write their answers on.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

For the table numbers, I used watercolor to paint a wash over super thick paper and then once it was dry I wrote the table number with a gold paint pen. Be sure to repeat on the backside so people can see it from all angles.

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation

For the Mr. and Mrs. signs, I bought letters at Michaels and spray painted them gold. Then I just used a staple gun to attach them to grosgrain ribbon. I already owned the clear chairs, so I brought them with me for our sweetheart table. You can buy the same ones here… they’re not all that expensive!

DIY Projects From Our Wedding /// By Faith Towers Provencher of Design Fixation
See those tassels on the sweetheart table? We made about a million of them and strung them throughout the whole venue. Thanks to our friends for helping 😉 Head over here to check out some more details from our wedding, and stop by Design Fixation early next week for a fun roundup that’s sure to get your creative juices flowing.
And thanks to Ben Hudson Photography for all of the gorgeous photos from our wedding!

 

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