11 DIY Wedding Centerpieces That'll Drop Jaws

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"These Watercolor Handmade cards are so lovely, and look very easy to create. And like someone else said, you can add ribbon, tiny bows, butterflies, and all sorts of embellishments to each painted card. And they can be made for just about any occasion besides a wedding or save the date announcement."

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"Ever since I was little girl my mam has sworn by oil and honey for a hair mask, she even used to put it in my hair way back then but I find it a little bit of a pain to wash out unless you have really hot water so I would be interested in trying something different!"

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"This is a beautiful back drop, it is stunning! Has anyone made this before? I am just wondering does it only take an evening to make? And also how long do the flowers last before they start to wilt? Is there anything I could do to slow the wilting process down?"

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"I have seen the mixing of the two sands at wedding ceremonies before and thought it was a beautiful concept but to put it in to an hour glass I have never seen this before but I love it and it would be a beautiful keepsake for afterwards. Such a lovely idea."

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"I am definitely going to try making this, I would love to make the ring holder for our big day, and it would be so sweet and cute. My sewing skills are still at beginner level stages so I hope I can pull this off or I will have to rope my mam in to helping me"

Budget-Friendly Floral Wedding Centerpieces

By: Julia Cain from ohjuliaann.com

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Updated October 03, 2018

Budget-Friendly Floral Wedding Centerpieces

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"Make tall flower wedding centerpieces for less than $10 per table! Using foam craft balls, discount silk flowers, and spray painted bases, you can fill out your tables with tall flower centerpieces to match any decor for about $7 per centerpiece. Each floral ball takes about 20 minutes to complete, and this project requires minimal crafting abilities. Create these at-home in advance to save time and money at your wedding!"

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Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueFlorals/Wreaths

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Occasion/ThemeSpring

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mulberrygalprinces s

Jan 10, 2018

It's easy, it's inexpensive and it's beautiful. Need I say more? A wedding, even a small one like mine is expensive to host. I try to find things and ways to cut the cost. But some just look tacky and scream the word cheap. This does not! I love it. Thank you for the ideas.