DIY Decor, anyone can do it..
- Hayley Doble
- Mar 22, 2017
- 1 min read
Sadly, as much as we dream about it, not everyone lives a princess life. This means we have to actually keep an eye on what we're spending instead of owning a car for each day of the week. So when it comes to your wedding expenses, budget can be a big restriction, but just because you can't afford it doesn't mean you can't have it! You just need some creativity and a spare Sunday afternoon.
Here's a few ideas from our own stock to get you going.
Transform old coke bottles into metallic beauties! All it takes is some serious patience, gloves and gold dipping paint. I would recommend doing half at a time to prevent finger marks on the paint, and anywhere else in the room.
Buy some run down old furniture and give it a gold old sanding and a lick of paint - looks brand new!
Get some plain wooden doors from your local DIY store, or anywhere you can get your hands on and create the rustic look with paint and sand paper. It's fairly therapeutic ....
This one takes a little bit more skill, or just a lot of time, trial and error. Simply find the font you love online and copy it by eye! we've used it on a mirror for a welcome wedding sign, but you can use it for anything. Do your own stationery for your day.
Really enjoyed working through this post — it's clear you put genuine thought into it. I appreciated that you acknowledged the nuance instead of pretending it's all simple. I touched on the same subject from a different perspective at https://dapgorter.nl/media/pgs/uncx_expands_into_aerodrome_on_base__why_gauge_mode_is_a_strong_signal_for_safer_liquidity.html a little while back.
Great breakdown — it answered a couple of questions I'd had for a while now. It's easy to overlook the basics, and you did well to remind readers why they matter. I pulled together the steps I actually follow at https://bonzofinance.com, in case it saves anyone time.
Good stuff — your examples did a lot of the heavy lifting here. I like that you left room for different approaches instead of insisting on one way. There's more on the same theme, with examples, over at BlazeSwap if you're keen. Nice work overall.