Who says that wedding cakes have to be elaborate? Project Wedding show that a simple homemade wedding cake can be just as gorgeous and just as tasty.
This little beauty was made with classic buttercream frosting and a pair of darling paper rosettes in lieu of a cake topper. Simplicity = elegance!
{Photos from Project Wedding}
Help, I’m experiencing major giddiness over this DIY garden rose wedding bouquet! I spied this charming bouquet over at Project wedding and boy-oh-boy am I happy about it. Not only is this idea super simple to make, it’s also inexpensive, chic, and comes up a treat! For the full tutorial head over to Project Wedding.
{Images via Project Wedding}
Get ready to be inspired, as this divine coconut cake would definitely make for the most unique wedding cake EVER. If the pink coconut on the cake isn’t enough to catch your attention, wait until you see the surprise that lies inside the cake! That’s right…it’s flowers!
For the tutorial on how to create this wonderfully fabulous cake head over to I am baker.
{Images via I am baker}
If your thinking of DIYing elements of your wedding, you have to check out Save on Crafts {this place is a DIYers dream}. They stock every type of wedding party supplies and wedding reception supplies you could image and at bargain prices {they have loads of discount wedding supplies and even have how to tutorials}.
They stock fiber optic centrepieces, tall vases, vase fillers, silk flowers & garlands, wedding bird cages, cupcake trees, natural touch flowers, flower petals & preserved flowers, natural manzanita branches, feathers and loads more. To check out their stock for yourself, head over to Save on Crafts. I.love.them!
{Photos via Save on Crafts/Photograph top to bottom by Imagery Immaculate; Barnet Photography}
I love a good candy buffet, but how can you retro it up? A ball garland of course! I just adore the above ball garland from Cheree & Jeff’s wedding featured on Martha Stewart Weddings. According to the bride aka Cheree, the ball garland was created by spray painting foam balls and stringing them together with fishing line.
I love that the garland really draws your attention to the candy buffet and makes it look retro and unique. Best part is that you can spray paint your foam balls to whatever color your heart desires and use or incorporate different foam shapes i.e. heart shaped foam! For more information on how to make the foam ball garland, please click here.
{Image via Martha Stewart Weddings}
