DIY Light Bulb Vase

Posted in Decor, DIY, Flowers, Home Decor Ideas by Molly

This project is courtesy of a Norwegian blog called Charming Recycling. You will have to ask google to translate it first but it will be totally worth it. The blogger has many great ideas for housewares and some that would translate perfectly to wedding decor.

Essentially, all she did here to create these lovely little vases was cut the very top of the lightbulb off with probably some sort of razor, pulled out the guts of the light bulb, set it on a napkin ring and filled it with water and a flower. She even saved the lightbulbs after they had burned out, so it cost her nothing to make them. I am going to attempt my own DIY, so stay posted.

Here are some great photos of her project.

26Sep2011

Vintage Car Color Scheme

Posted in Color Pallets by Molly

Granny Smith, Deep Sea, Gun Metal

Image of 1954 Lincoln Capri foud here.

25Sep2011

Pomegranet Color Board

Posted in Color Pallets by Molly

Mist, Sun Beam, Poppy, Black Cherry

Photo From Gypsy Purple Home.

23Sep2011

Assessory Inspiration

Posted in Wedding Accessories by Molly

Vintage Gloves and Clutch

22Sep2011

Naturally Beautiful Inspiration Board

Posted in Color Pallets, Decor, Theme, Wedding Inspirations by Molly

First Row- Green Wedding Shoes, Once Wed

Second Row- Style Me Pretty, Ruffled

Third Row- Green Wedding Shoes, Once Wed

To see more of my daily inspirations follow me on pintrest!

21Sep2011

Color Story- Late Fall in Central Park

Posted in Uncategorized by Molly

Yellow Haze, Mauve, French Gray, Snow Flake

Image Found Here.

20Sep2011

Real Wedding- Beka and Derrick Jefferson City, Missouri

Posted in Real Weddings by Molly

This weeks real wedding takes place last spring in a small town in Missouri outside Jefferson City. This was a very DIY, budget conscious wedding. And, man, did it turn out gorgeous!

The couple met in Brazil a few years back at a school for missionary’s children and spent the first years of their relationship living long distance.

Their entire wedding is very eclectic and shabby chic which totally works for this out of the box bride. The bride’s father daughter dance was to ‘Do You Love’ me by the Contours. The brides father is a sensational man who has always been eager to make people laugh. I don’t know if he will ever get such a rise again. The pair did their best to dance as ridiculously as possible for as long as they could (the song is surprisingly long). The moment became more of a father/daughter dance-off than a father daughter dance.

They were married in her parents front yard and saved on food by ordering a roasted pig and making many of the sides themselves. Beka collected milk glass vases and antique candy dishes from antique stores for their for nine months in order to have enough for each table. All set up and take down was handled by family and friends.