Ask anyone and they’ll tell you that the best place to go for quick craft ideas is Pinterest. People are constantly uploading new ideas that can make your life not only easier but also more fun. The same goes for Brides day craft ideas. Below are a few ideas that you can consider incorporating into your special day to make it a little more unique and a little more you.- Have your Brides date stitched onto the inner seam at the bottom of your Brides gown.
- Post childhood photos of you and your spouse-to-be on the corresponding restroom doors of the reception hall (i.e. if you are the bride, post your picture on the “Ladies’” door, while your groom can post his picture on the “Men’s”.
- Have your guests welcome you after the ceremony with lit sparklers instead of rice or bubbles – you can even have the packs that they come in personalized!
- Use cute little fact sheets as your centerpieces for each table, including little-known facts about you and your groom.
- For after the ceremony, cascade square canvases with your Brides photos down a long, thick ribbon for beautiful wall art that will quickly become a conversation piece.
- For a great favor that is also useful, have your new last name and the date of your Brides stamped onto the center of wooden hangers just below the hook.
- Place pictures of yourself and your fiancée at each corresponding table number’s setting. For example, for Table 3, place a picture of both of you at the age of three in the placeholder.
- Throw out the seating plan, and save yourself the stress. There are some cute signs with neat sayings on them like this one that encourage folks to sit where they are comfortable. After all, you’re all about to become one large family anyway!
- Take a photo of both of you reaching a hand out to each other. Punch a hole in the photo where your hands meet, and stick a lollipop through the hole (or whatever else you may wish) to create adorable favours.
- Create a bunting with paper cut outs of anything you like (birds, cars, Hello Kitty, what have you), and have the guests sign the cut-outs instead of an address book.
The ideas are limitless as to how you can personalize your event to make it unlike any other Brides your guests have ever attended. You can make it as formal or as informal as you want. Check back to Pinterest often for more ideas on how to make your magical day even more memorable.
All the above images can be found on Pinterest.
Kailyn Terlato is a freelance writer who lives on Long Island and occasionally writes about the Brides industry and the Brides business. She loves her boyfriend, men with accents, and animals - but only resides with two out of those three.
