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TeacupsDessert Idea: Cupcakes in teacups, via Style Me Pretty....
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Pretty TeacupsI adore the dainty, vintage look of teacups, and there are so many ways they can be incorporated into your wedding, a shower, or any party! {teacup flower arrangements created by Chelsea for Project Wedding - full tutorial here} {teacup table decorations from Adam and Vicky’s Tea Party Wedding, photo by Rosie Parsons - view more from this wedding on Ruffled} {flowers in teacups, photo by Weddings By Two via The Bride’s Cafe} {chandelier made of teacups, created by Domestic Construction via Mika78} {Chicago Pancake House vintage soy teacup candle from Something Beautiful} {hot cocoa...
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Bridesmaid TeacupsGive your girls a jolt of caffeine while getting hair and makeup done before the wedding - in style! These bridesmaid teacups are personalized and include a matching saucer. Sip on tea or coffee while getting ready, and enjoy as a keepsake after the wedding day. By AmongstLovelyThings. We have the most fabulous engagement session posting soon - stay tuned! ♥-THE EB TEAM...
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How Do You Teacup?...If I Had My Choice, I'd Teacup With Fancy Teacup Shoes! Wishpot.com is giving away a lovely tea, cup and saucer set on the Wishpot Wedding Blog. To enter to win, all you have to do is click HERE and follow the rules by answering one little question...How Do You Teacup? (Photo credit: Teacup shoes by Miu Miu via Style Bubble) Hurry up, this fun giveaway ends Friday, 4/9/10. Good luck! Original post blogged on b2evolution....
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How to Make Teacup CandlesI love easy crafty projects, and was excited when Meg Perotti posted an easy step-by-step tutorial for making your own teacup candles! Teacup candles make beautiful additions to any tabletop or lovely and thoughtful favors. Meg thrifted her teacups at Salvation Army and Goodwill, and purchased candle making supplies on Etsy and at Michaels. First, you will need wicks and stabilizers. Use a small amount of hot glue to adhere the wick to the bottom of your teacup. Next, melt your wax. Meg purchased a crock pot with a spout, which made this step easy! When melting your wax, be sure it...
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{friday faves} teacupsHappy Friday Friends! I bet you are just as sleep deprived as I am after watching the royal wedding. Its funny how last week I couldn't care less about it but in the last few days I managed to get sucked in. Kate looked absolutely stunning in her Alexander McQueen gown and her Prince looked equally handsome. In keeping with the British theme, today's faves are all about teacups. These little pretties can be used throughout your wedding from charming guest favors to jewelry. 1. teacup table number {laura murray photography} 2. hanging teacup {erin heart...
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Teacup Candle FavorsBeautiful and easy to do yourself (thanks to Martha’s great DIY instructions found here), teacup candles make great favors for your wedding, shower, or bridesmaids’ luncheon. Infuse them with your favorite scent and use teacups from the flea market, the antique shop, or bargain buys! E. ...
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{Detail To Love} TeacupsTeacups are such a GREAT antique detail to add in if you’re wanting to achieve a “vintage” wedding. You can find so many in local thrift stores and antique shops and do so many things with them! Candy or dessert- Teacups are the perfect size for a little portioned bite-size snack! Put a teacup with a dessert of some sort at each place setting, and you instantly have additional table decor! Via Style Me Pretty, by Adrienne Maples Photo Studios Centerpiece- Using teacups as part of table decor is my favorite. Put a few large blooms inside the teacup (or one really big one)...
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Teacup posy favorFiled under: Do-It-Yourself, Favors, Green WeddingsThe picture of the arrangement in a teacup comes from Teleflora, so you could just order a few of these, but how much more personal (and less expensive!) to make your own. If you don't have a collection of teacups, you can find pretty and inexpensive cups from department stores. Dollar stores have even been known to carry cups and saucers!Instead of an arrangement of cut flowers, you could put in a small plant from your very own garden or indoor plants. African violets would work, Devon violets, marigolds, or any other plant with smallish blos...
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DIY Teacup CandlesHappy Saturday! What’s that, you say? Fresh posts at EB? Why, yes – of course! Does your wedding planning come to a screeching halt because it’s the weekend? We didn’t think so! And, neither do we. Besides, we’re quite obsessed and it’s only natural to post as much as possible. ;)If you’ve been an avid reader of EB (p.s. thanks + we love you) you may be aware that I (Emma here!) am in love with teacups. I frequent thrift shops, estate sales, and garage sales searching for the next perfect teacup to add to my collection. One problem? There are not nearly enough opportuni...
