Wedding Ring Pillow Round-Up

HELLO THERE:

Welcome to Kiss My Tulle, where the weddings are big but the budgets are small. I'm Cris Stone and I live in San Antonio, Texas (by way of Salcha, Alaska) with my new husband (The Boy), our puppy (Hank), and our cat (Caira).

I'm excited to share my ideas on creating the wedding of your dreams on an affordable budget.

11 October 2012

Wedding Ring Pillow Round-Up

For the record, you DO NOT need a wedding ring pillow for your wedding (or a ring bearer, for that matter). The ring pillow is just one of those nice little things that people like to include because it's pretty and fun... so, y'all, don't spend a lot of money on it. Seriously. I've found my favorite assortment of ring pillows from around the web (to buy or to DIY) and hope that, should you include a ring pillow at all, one will inspire you!

Wedding Ring Pillow Round-Up

How many of you are planning to include a ring pillow in your ceremony? Maybe you've got a cool alternative? I'd love to know about it!

11 October 2012 in Bride & Groom, Ceremony, Children, DIY & Tutorials, Rings & Jewelry | Permalink

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Ahhh...seriously lovin' #6! That yellow chevron pattern with the paper flowers and the bluish gray bow...so cute!

Posted by: Stephanie Elizabeth {Fab You Bliss} | 11 October 2012 at 09:29 AM

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