How could you not love the colours and designs of millefiori? Millefiori means ‘a thousand flowers’ and it is certainly candy for the eyes and the soul!
Earrings from ShadowMoonDesigns
Beads from mermaidglass
Belt buckle from MnMTreasures
Pendant from muranobridal
Glass from PaulsButtons
Earrings from leeski
Buttons from PaulsButtons
Necklace by CreationsByGinny
Here’s something different to add to your ideas for wedding décor. Use on your invitations, as gifts for your guests, or make a monogram of your initials. To add to the fun, the top of your favour boxes could be decorated, or how about quilled paper flowers set amongst the real ones in bowls on the tables?
Snowflake from joanscrafts
Card from PaperDaisyCardDesign
Quilled Bride and Groom by DazzlingDelight
Flower cards by prettyquilly
Quilled designs by cocoscreations
For some of us, a really plain wedding dress that is draped to enhance the body and alluring in its simplicity is the way to go.
Nevertheless a little embellishment in the way of a beautiful belt could make it all the more special. And wearing one of these will certainly add the ‘wow’ factor!
Belt by KirstenKuehnDesigns
Belt by DreamcatcherStudio
There is something charming about painted tin. Whether it is old or new doesn’t matter – the colours and designs inspire decorating ideas galore.
Old tins could be teamed with old things – old keys, unusual tin treasures such as pitchers and candle holders, tin lanterns, vintage birdcages and linen..
New bright coloured tin lends itself to building a scheme on happy colours. Take a favourite colour from the design and use this as a starting point for your décor – crockery, coloured napkins, ,coloured lanterns and lights and fun embellishments..
Consider using little painted tins to hold candles, favours, and small posies of flowers.
Tinware from re-nest
Tinware bowl from NutmegnSassafras
Enamel pots from Sheepstation Creek Everything Country
Vintage tin box from simplysuzula
