With a total budget of 12K Laurel and Scott made some big money saving decisions when it came to their wedding day. Curious how they were able to manage?
Well, keep scrolling to find some great tips, see a super easy DIY project and learn a bit more about the Wedding Chicks Free Printables page. Want to see more of this do it yourself garden wedding? Check out the full gallery here, filled with gorgeous images captured by With Love & Embers.
From With Love & Embers: Laurel and Scott's wedding was an intimate backyard DIY wedding. Together they celebrated their love and union with their closest friends and family members amongst flowers and DIY decorations that Laurel, the bride, made with her sister. Their day was hosted in the backyard of Scott's family's backyard that had an amazing buttercup field that was in bloom.
If you are in love with Laurel and Scott's fantastic crossed arrow monogram, we have some good news for you! We have a customizable printable suite to match! You can adjust the colors and the text and print it all off for free! Just click here to get started!
From The Bride: Accept other people's offers to help with the wedding and avoid the temptation to try and do everything yourself! It can be very hard for me, and I'm sure lots of other DIY brides, to give up control, but fight the urge to be overly concerned with every tiny detail.
When you're doing a DIY wedding, there are lots of small projects that helping hands make go by much more easily. Family and friends will offer to help and they're not just trying to be polite! Accept their help and take advantage of the great talents your friends and family have
How adorable is this twine wrapped ampersand bride and groom seat accessory. And would you believe it is super easy to make yourself! Just pick up a spool of twine, a wooden ampersand sign, and some hot glue at your local craft store and and follow the steps below:
-Start by hot gluing the end of your twine to the ampersand.
-Then slowly begin to wrap the entire ampersand with your twine.
-Once you have finished tie off the end and secure it with a small amount of hot glue.
Budget:
Our total budget was about $12,000.
Major expenses were photography ($4000), Catering ($3500), Tent/table/chairs/lighting ($1700), Flowers for centerpieces and bouquets ($800), wedding dress ($1600)