Lots of DIY Details in this Outdoor Wedding

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18 October 2012

Lots of DIY Details in this Outdoor Wedding

Today's featured wedding is a DIY lovefest! Shot by George Hausler of George Hausler Photography, the wedding of Lauren Peterson and Ben Klaers was awash in aqua, chalkboards, banners, ribbon, fabrics, and burlap. I really love how Lauren and Ben stretched every penny out of their small wedding budget but managed to have all the special little deets that make a wedding unique. Like wraps for guests (for when it got cold), a sweet message on the bottom of the bride's shoes, chalkboard platters that were used as signs, and a gorgeous streamer backdrop for the ceremony (a ribbon version much like the one I DIYed for my wedding!).

Lots of DIY Details in this Outdoor Wedding

Image Courtesy of: George Hausler Photography

What's your favorite detail form this lovely outdoor DIY wedding?

18 October 2012 in Bride & Groom, Cake & Options, Ceremony, Color, DIY & Tutorials, Favors, Flowers & Decor, Food & Drink, Paper Goods, Photos & Videos, Real Weddings, Reception | Permalink

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