I LOVE the outdoors...
I LOVE saving money...
I LOVE rustic decor...
I LOVE weddings...
This wedding was SO. MUCH. FUN!
The bride for this wedding knew one thing for sure; she
wanted married in front of a mulberry tree that she loved. It was my job to make
that happen and make it look good. The only problem was a half dead tree with
strange live spouts right where the ceremony needed to take place. Solution? Trim off the spouts and have a
perfect structure to build a twig arbor, and that’s what we did!
With a small budget we used things that were already on hand
or easily accessible to create her dream wedding in the woods.
Things used in the pictures below… twigs, twine, logs, mason
jars, tulle, pea gravel, water, wildflowers, a few artificial flowers, rugs,
chairs. The bride already had the tulle, twine, mason jars, rugs and chairs. We
purchased a bag of pea gravel for around $3 and that was it! Everything else
was provided by nature. That’s what I call inexpensive charm and beauty.
Did I mention we made a homemade twig arbor?!
Keep scrolling, I think you will like what you see.
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| Chairs and aisle |
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Center aisle defined by upright logs with mason jars and tulle
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| view from the back of the aisle |
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| another view from the back of the aisle |
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| Walking down the aisle! |
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| Side view of the arbor |
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| Mason jars filled with pea gravel, water and wildflowers |
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| Another look at the mason jars. They simply sat on the tulle to hold it in place. |
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| Ahhh our homemade twig arbor. I love this thing so much! |
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| Logs added at the bottom of the arbor for looks and stability. |
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| WEDDING TIME! |
As I mentioned I had so much fun creating this serene setting with the woods as a backdrop. It is hard to compete with the beauty of nature.
Congratulations to both the bride and groom!
Thank you for letting me make your day a little brighter.
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