Vermont Vows Magazine

When we came across this crafty project on Style Me Pretty, we knew it was perfect for our Vermont Vows and WellWed readers. Submitted by Threaded Together Photography, this DIY ring holder is easy to make and cute to boot. Click {Read More} for step by step instructions on how to make your own.

The lovely ladies at The Knotty Bride were kind enough to allow us to share this adorable DIY project with all of you. Whether it be for a photobooth, place setting, or table name, these iron-on personalized flags are super cute and very easy to make. Step by step directions after the jump.

Hello, crafty mavens! Today's fun DIY project comes to you from Hank + Hunt, as well as The Sweetest Occasion. Jenny at Hank + Hunt has been kind enough to let us share her ring pillow tutorial with you! Read on for step by step instructions.

We love vintage-inspired DIY projects, and this one by Rebekah Murray is one of our most recent favorites! Click {Read More} for instructions on how to make your own.

Today's DIY project comes to us from the fabulous, talented individuals over at Project Wedding.

These tulle and chiffon flowers are sweet and ethereal - the femininity of the fabric shines through and create the most lovely little accessory. Consider using these flowers in your hair, clustered around the bodice of your dress, or sewn onto a backdrop for a breathtaking photo booth. 

For this project, you will need:

Forget the traditional "Just Married" signs of the past-you can make your announcement cute and chic!

 What you’ll need:

- The Just Married Template, which can be downloaded here.


-11×17 printer paper in the color of your choice


-A printer


-A thin piece of cardboard or illustration board


-Spray mount


-Cutting tool (scissors, a box cuter or a paper cutter)


-Ribbon


-Suction Cups