Isn't this great looking?
Tonia and Michael's wedding reception was held in the beautiful Theodore Wirth Fireplace Room in Minneapolis. The backdrop for the head table was the fireplace. We wanted to have a simple and elegant frame for the wedding party. I think we nailed it!
Of course, we wanted to find a way to do this at minimal cost!
Read on to see how we did it....
The Elements
- Green Hydrangeas right out of the garden -free
- 9 4 x4 wood blocks cut in various heights-scraps from the wood pile-free
- White paint from the back room-free
- 2 candle holders made from porch posts-found long ago at the thrift store-don't remember what they cost
- Raffia-salvaged from a school that closed last year and donated by a friend-free
- Twinkle Lights from Kim's Christmas storage-free
- Green Tulle from Michael's -4.99
- 9 3inch white candles from Target-not sure of the cost but not expensive
- 2 pale green 6 inch candles from my closet-free
Green Annabelle Hydrangeas are readily available....and they were the perfect color for our mantle!And you already know how I feel about never having enough twinkle lights!
Raffia adds just the right casual touch. The 4 x4 wood columns cut to different heights and painted white give the inexpensive short candles an impact for low cost!
Finish it off with green tulle for a little glam...
And there you have it!
Cost-Minimal
Impact-Maximum!
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4 comments:
That looked so beautiful. I love twinkle lights too - you can never have enough fairy lights:)
This is so gorgeous! I bet it was an amazing wedding
That looks beautiful!! And yes...twinkle lights are awesome!! Thanks so much for linking to Thrifty Thursday!
wow! this looks absolutely beautiful! I found your blog through a link party and love it! I love to make new blogging friends! I am your newest follower and would love it if you would check out my blog and follow me too! Thanks so much!
-Nikki
http://chef-n-training.blogspot.com/
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