Confetti is an integral — no, necessary — part of any type of party for me, and although I have not personally planned a wedding, I think confetti definitely belongs at all of them. These DIY confetti wedding favors are incredibly easy to make using test tubes, and adding a homemade tag gives them a personal touch your guests will appreciate.
Maybe I spend a little too much time DIYing, but I didn’t know you could order personalized M & M’s off the My M & M’s website until I saw a commercial for them the other night on the Food Network.
You pick your color(s) from a choice of 17 and then add your custom message of up to 8 characters. On the opposite side of your message is the famous M & M ‘m’. The most cost effective packaging option is to buy 4-7 ounce bags for 48 bucks. Too cute!
In my on-going effort to find ideas/products for those Curbly members planning weddings, I came across this sweet music box at The Spoon Sisters. Crank the handle for a rendition of ‘Here Comes the Bride’. At a relatively inexpensive $5.50 each, they could be a cute wedding favor to give your guests. Picture this: a music box setting at each place-setting at your reception/dinner, and then, when the bride and groom enter the room, everybody...
I’m not telling who, but let’s just say he is one of my friends. So, in the spirit of things, I’ve decided to keep a look out for ideas which might be of interest to those preparing to walk down the aisle. First up are these absolutely sweet heart-shaped paper clips from the Spoon Sisters. They could be cute in wedding invitations to keep all those important slips of paper–including RSVPs, maps and where-we’re-registered info sheets–neat and...