Kit & Kaboodle
When writing this post, I couldn't help but think of that title. In October, I had the honor of being a bridesmaid of one of my college roommate's wedding. The wedding was adorable. The bride made, planned, and designed all the decorations herself (with a little help from her parents). She is basically Martha Stewart, but younger and without all the legal problems. ;)
Here are a few pictures that show off her creativity and craftiness.
She made all the bunting flags, chalkboard signs, and put together all the decorations. She also made these Kraft paper and burlap programs, complete with their wedding logo.
She made these burlap wreaths featuring cotton and Anthropologie letters.
Instead of petals, her flower girl sprinkled these paper hearts down the aisle.
She used an old mattress frame as a picture holder. (Aren't they such a cute couple?!)
Her wedding sign in table- all in chalkboards, ribbon, cotton, and wood.
Their legacy table
The wedding was in October. Cute little pumpkins lined the walkway to the chapel. The bride made those cute burlap flags.
She designed their invitation suite
and put fun stamps on every envelope.
Cotton and burlap lined the aisles. Aren't these so cute and simple?
She also made these wedding streamers to wave after they said "I Do."
She made these centerpieces with tea lights, branches, glass jars, and galvanized hearts.
Her dad made those crates to give the centerpieces height. :)
She also made this chalkboard tray for their champagne toast.
She is very talented with chalk.
Monogrammed burlap signs for their chairs.
Fun sunglasses, maracas, and tambourines were provided for guests and kids at the reception as well as glow sticks :)
and you gotta have a photo booth!
They made toffee for the wedding guests and sealed it with stickers with their wedding logo
as well as koozies
Cookies made by the Mother of the Bride
Cake table
Textured cakes decorated with cotton for her and a Texas map for him
These are the cookies she sent all the BM's. They were delicious. :)
She also made each of us these shirts. She tie-dyed and screen printed them herself. You can see more about this here.
Didn't she do an amazing job?!?! (Great job, Dell!)
If you love her stuff, you are in luck! She now sells just some of her creative work. Check it out here!
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