Showing posts with label green wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green wedding. Show all posts

Monday, February 27, 2012

Props and Decorations for a Vintage Wedding

Recently, I made a post on how to put together a vintage-themed wedding. Today, I searched Etsy for props and decorations that can be used for a vintage wedding.  Click on the names of the seller to find more details about each item.

Things to spark inspiration for a vintage wedding: birdcage, skeleton keys, vintage typewriter, antique clocks,old lace, vintage milk bottles, apothecary jars, vintage candle holders, doilies, shabby chic photo frames, old chest, vintage trunks and suitcases, old books, vintage purse, vintage camera.


green shabby chic birdcage by redtruckdesigns 
antique apothecary bottle collection by JennasBeachRetreat 

pedestal vintage apothecary jars by Vintage Events

vintage candle holders by sherbieherbie


antique clock by LuccaBalesVintage
 
set of vintage milk bottles by HepburnHouse 
powder blue vintage paper lace ribbon by thegildedbee
vintage white milk glass by UptownThrift
vintage tray blackboard by miekekanis 
vintage skeleton keys by ashburylane
 
silver salt 'n pepper shakers by flattirevintage 

vintage clear glass bud vase collection by BellaHoneyArt 

white vintage birdcage by GoldAntlers

vintage milk glass vases by vintagelinensplus

shabby chic photo frames by the20minutegift 


vintage amber bottles by lazydaysrelics

vintage peach lace by SincerelyRaven 

 hand crocheted doily by PickersParadise

vintage typewriter by FreudenDesLebens

old trunk by lapomme

vintage suitcases by RattyAndCatty

vintage books by AuxJolie 

vintage camera by smilemercantile


vintage wedding beaded purse by MartiMaginnis 


Which of these vintage things would you like for your vintage wedding?



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Saturday, April 25, 2009

Eco-Friendly Wedding Favors Inspiration

  • Consider giving away earth-friendly wedding favors on your wedding with these inspirations.
  • If you choose to give trees for planting, don't forget to think about the climate in your region.
  • Do research or ask you local botanist for advice as to which trees are best grown in your area.
  • Make sure that your guests have enough space on their backyards to plant trees.
  • If you're not sure, think about giving away potted plants or herbs instead.
  • Don't forget to include instructions on how to properly care for the seedlings as not all your guests may know how.







Potted herbs from The Knot






Orchids and trees from Martha Stewart Weddings








recycled bamboo, wood and twigs from Little Things Favors






plantable seeds in eco-friendly gift boxes from Plant a Memory






Plantable seed favors from The Wedding Channel Store