Homemade Bride Magazine Spring 2014 | Page 10

10 It’s all about the details; getting your hands another and displays how much their presence dirty, renovating salvaged materials, and in this journey means to them. Guests will not creating handmade décor guests will rave only notice these details, they will appreciate about. DIY is not only for those looking for a the time and effort that went into the event. quick and easy solution, it has become popular Saving the hand painted glassware, the beaded in the wedding industry among all styles and napkin rings, or the screen printed menus will all reflects a way of life for hobbyists and the reflect their excitement over the efforts made crafty of the crew. by the couple. Do-it-yourself décor gains the With a do-it-yourself mindset comes a passion for detail, which echoes greatly in a wedding full of adoration. A wedding becomes a reflection of the couple in their raw state, a day where the closest family and friends come together to share a love that echoes only happiness and the tender details of their lives together. Handmade décor allows a bride and groom to show guests how much their love means to one respect from guests in many ways and holds a tremendous sense of passion which can be carried on long after the wedding day. Treasure these heirlooms at home for years or pass them down to the next family member or friend looking for that, “something borrowed.” At a time like this when everything is on the go, it’s nice to take a moment to create and enjoy the small details in life.