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Vintage weddings are very popular right now, but what if you seek something a little different? Well how about adding a little more detail to your theme. By adding a new element the lovely couple have been able to achieve a unique look for their wedding. The styling is simply amazing and you have to go and look at all the photos over at Offbeatbride.com.

Don’t hire or buy vintage bunting for your wedding when you can easily make your own and save so much money. All you need is someone with a sewing machine (let’s call her Aunt May) and a few hours spare time. Hit the thrift stores for vintage bed sheets, grab some good scissors and some binding (40-50 mts depending on how big you want your bunting) and drop the lot off to Aunt Mays house with a huge smile on your face and a box of chocolates. She will be able to whip it up in no time.

Out of all the things that are used for weddings, only a few of them can be used when the wedding season is over; and ring box is one of them. So, we found this beautiful DIY wedding box, which can be used even after the wedding is over; use it as a decor or pass it on through generations! This DIY ring box requires beginner level skills with the help of a few tools which you probably have at home. Check out the tutorial here.

Celebrating your big day with family, friends and making tons of sweet memories; but eventually all the wedding stuffs and memories end up in boxes, inside the closet. Wouldn’t it be more meaningful if they can be displayed in a creative and crafty way? You will be surprised to know how easily you can make your own memory shadow box with all the wedding stuffs rather than putting them away in boxes. Grab your wedding stuffs out of the boxes and follow blogger Emily to make a memory shadow box!