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DIY Weddings

Wedding ideas, mostly DIY, to keep in mind for my own wedding in September 2012. If you would like some ideas for your own wedding scroll down or ask me what you're looking for and I'll look for some creative ideas for you.
Feb 16 '13

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Jan 2 '13
suicideblonde:

Macaulay Culkin

suicideblonde:

Macaulay Culkin

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Jan 2 '13

stephenfalk:

Tina’s moans.

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Jan 2 '13

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Dec 23 '12

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Dec 1 '12
bride2be:

barn wedding - mini cow bell escort cards

bride2be:

barn wedding - mini cow bell escort cards

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Nov 21 '12

(Source: suitdup)

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Nov 17 '12

fuckyeahweddingideas:

DIY Stained Glass Vases (spotted on GWS)

Materials Needed:
• Glassware
• Food Coloring
• Mod Podge
• Paintbrush

Step One: Mix Colors
To create the ‘paint’ for your glassware you will need to combine food coloring and Mod Podge. Use a glass or disposable container to mix together a tablespoon of Mod Podge with drops of food color to create your desired ‘paint’. You can use the suggested color combinations on the back of your food color box or create your own.

Step Two: Paint, Paint, Paint
The next step is to paint your pretty heart out! Use thick applications of ‘paint’ so the color shows up (it will become much more transparent as it dries). I used one color at a time and added a few random blocks of color to each of the four inside walls. After I painted sections of my glass in Dusty Rose and Pretty Purple I added a second coat to some of the sections to create different shades of the same colors. [
If you mess up during this step, then just soak your glass in hot water. Mod Podge is water-based, so the ‘paint’ will come off in one long, clumpy, gooey string. And the same goes for cleanup of the glass containers you mixed your ‘paints’ in – just soak to them in hot water.]

Step Three: Bake Glassware
Once the ‘paint’ has dried completely you need to bake it to set the color. I learned the hard way that if it’s not entirely dry then your ‘paint’ will boil and burn onto your glass, which is not at all pretty nor romantic looking. To set the color just place your glass on a baking sheet lined with foil and bake at 250 degrees for approximately 40 minutes. Allow your glass to cool and you are done!


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Nov 15 '12

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Nov 10 '12

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Nov 10 '12
heyweddinglady:

It’s time to start thinking about winter weddings (even though it was 80 degrees in the Central Coast today…)

heyweddinglady:

It’s time to start thinking about winter weddings (even though it was 80 degrees in the Central Coast today…)

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Oct 30 '12

fuckyeahweddingideas:

Nautical Chic Beach Reception Inspiration

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Oct 30 '12

fuckyeahweddingideas:

Dr. Seuss Inspired Reception Inspiration

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Jul 28 '12
bride2be:

love these personalized jack daniels labels… what can i say, i’ve always been a whiskey girl

bride2be:

love these personalized jack daniels labels… what can i say, i’ve always been a whiskey girl

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Jul 28 '12

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