Check out this DIY project from Martha Stewart Weddings! If you're having an autumn wedding, this is a great affordable AND elegant option. Not to mention it's pretty eco-friendly as well.
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- Nicole Kraft
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4 comments:
Wow, how elegant and natural. I love arts and craft projects.
We made these centerpieces for our wedding! We used dried flowers to add color and make them more summery. (Our wedding was in June.)
Our wedding is this October and I thought these would be perfect centerpieces. I am having trouble finding the grass and wheat stalks that it recommends using, does anyone have a suggestion on where to look?
Truly nice ideas! I personally think that whether you are planning a real wedding or even dreaming about your wedding, you can get inspired from such beautiful DIY centerpiece ideas to make your day special. I had an entirely DIY ceremony at local NYC wedding venues and used mason jar centerpieces.
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