Wedding bells are ringing! On June 6, 2014, my husband and I got married in a perfect little ceremony just south of Niagara Falls. If you are an Ontario bride-to-be, be sure check out our amazing venue, Elope Niagara – recommend 100% if you want a stress-free wedding with gorgeous photography included! The first two photos featured here are professional photos.
One of my favourite elements of our wedding was the DIY flowers provided by my close friend and Craftcore guest blogger, Michelle Beausejour. She made me custom paper roses, hand dyed in shades of blue and beige. The stem was bound with twine for a rustic look. The paper was purposefully selected from a French language edition of The Secret Garden. The perfect touch was the matching paper boutineer for my husband.
After the wedding, I went to a local thrift store and found a vase tinted the perfect shade of blue. I will treasure the bouquet always as a memento from the wedding. I love that it will last a long time.
One of the most popular posts on Craftcore is Michelle’s paper rose tutorial. Be sure to check out the tutorial if you want to make a similar bouquet. You can find her art pages on Facebook here and here if you are interested in her work.
Hi, I'm Pange! I'm a quilter and cat lover who loves to share my creative endeavors. 💜 Established 2012, Craftcore serves as my personal blog to share my favourite crafting tips and tricks. I focus mostly on quilting, but I love sewing in general, home decor and organization, and trying new things whenever I can.
Enjoy! xoxo Pange
Paper Roses – Wedding Edition
One of my favourite elements of our wedding was the DIY flowers provided by my close friend and Craftcore guest blogger, Michelle Beausejour. She made me custom paper roses, hand dyed in shades of blue and beige. The stem was bound with twine for a rustic look. The paper was purposefully selected from a French language edition of The Secret Garden. The perfect touch was the matching paper boutineer for my husband.
After the wedding, I went to a local thrift store and found a vase tinted the perfect shade of blue. I will treasure the bouquet always as a memento from the wedding. I love that it will last a long time.
One of the most popular posts on Craftcore is Michelle’s paper rose tutorial. Be sure to check out the tutorial if you want to make a similar bouquet. You can find her art pages on Facebook here and here if you are interested in her work.
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Pange
Hi, I'm Pange! I'm a quilter and cat lover who loves to share my creative endeavors. 💜 Established 2012, Craftcore serves as my personal blog to share my favourite crafting tips and tricks. I focus mostly on quilting, but I love sewing in general, home decor and organization, and trying new things whenever I can. Enjoy! xoxo Pange