We’re big on DIY here at Intimate Weddings. Many of our DIY projects have become wildly popular. Here are our top ten most popular DIY Wedding posts in 2013:
1. How to Make Stepping Stones
You don’t need a fancy schmancy mold to make garden stepping stones; all you need is a non-stick cake pan! And you won’t even ruin the pan!
Are you planning a winter wedding and wondering how to look cute and stylish while not freezing to death at the same time? It’s easier than you might think and we’ve rounded up some of our favorite looks for winter brides to show you how. We promise, staying warm has never looked so good!
To start, can we all just agree that brides in cardigans are the sweetest? Now throw in a big, warm scarf and a pair of mittens and you’ll be the cutest and coziest bride on the block.
An orange grove in California provided a stunning backdrop for Nicole and Matthew’s $500 elopement.
Cost and distance made it difficult for the couple to imagine pulling off a large wedding with all their family and friends so they opted for a simple elopement in San Juan Capistrano. After a sweet and tearful ceremony, the couple showed off their quirky side by donning Stars Wars masks for a few photo ops.
Special thanks to Kathleen Amelia Photography for sharing all the fun photos with us.
Nicole, 26 & Matthew, 26
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Wedding Date: August 28, 2013
Number of Guests: 0
Wedding Cost: $500
Wedding Ceremony Location: Northwest Open Space, San Juan Capistrano
Wedding Reception Location: same
Snowflakes falling in moonlight. Pine branches covered in fresh, glittering snow. Icicles on rooftops. The cozy scent of woodsmoke in the air. Is there anything more romantic than a winter wedding – especially at Christmastime?
Despite all the hustle and bustle of the season, Christmastime for many is one of the most enjoyable times of the year. Why not make it even more enjoyable by celebrating a life event?
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite table decor ideas for a Christmas wedding. Let’s start with pine boughs. Gorgeous, don’t you think?
