Posts tagged Shabby chic

I love the idea of using an array of different vintage handkerchiefs as a table runner.

The bride and groom pulled off a gorgeous vintage Anthropologie Inspired Do It Yourself wedding for 300 guests without the stress and anxiety that often accompanies DIY weddings. This is definitely proof that a dreamy Do It Yourself Wedding is very attainable.

*Photo Credits:  Half Orange Photography

After writing my last blog post about Mary and Dana’s Shabby Chic wedding I found myself on Etsy searching for vintage wedding decor. When I search the Etsy shops, I feel like a kid in the candy because I want everything! Today I found an Etsy store called Huckleberry Vintage which I want to share with you. Hopefully you can find some inspiration for your own vintage wedding.

This Large Shabby Chic Tote Box would be great for your wedding. You could put a pretty plant inside and use it as a floral centerpiece. Or maybe use it as a caddy to hold you wedding ceremony programs. You could also use it on your gift table and guests can leave cards in it.

No vintage style wedding would be complete without these mason jar candle votive holders. I know some people think the mason jar craze is dying but I still love them. I think they are a ”must have” for a vintage wedding. 

Isn’t this Pink Butterfly Napkin Holderadorable? It would look cute at your bridal shower.

This sweet “Home is where the heart is” Shabby Chic Framed Saying would be a perfect gift for the vintage bride.

Add a splash of color with these vintage shabby chic painted vases. You can group them all together for a beautiful centerpiece or display them around the reception area.

Add a little sunshine to your wedding decor with this yellow flower and hearts frame. It’s a fun idea to display photos of the bride and groom at the reception. Also you could display special photos as a memorial to honor a deceased loved one.

I love the vintage Shabby Chic feel of Mary & Dana’s wedding. They were married last year in Dana’s backyard. Mary’s inspiration for her wedding was a vintage green tandem bike she found in an antique shop.

Fortunately for Mary, her mom owns an antique shop. So sourcing a lot of her decor was relatively easy. The milk bottle vases were found at various flea markets that her mom frequents.  How cute are those personalized wine labels?

Mary made all her own banners and signs.

* Dress Designer:Allure Couture via J’aime Bridal

* Photo Credits: Jessica Burke

 I love the coral color of these painted mason jar vases. These would make great table decorations for a Shabby Chic type of wedding. Simply paint the jars to match your wedding colors.