u/Thisismyname32415

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I made 350+ things for my wedding

I went a little crazy making things for my wedding. In my defense, my grandma was going to help me with all the sewing and embroidery, but she passed away about a year before the wedding. So I used her machines and it really made it feel like she was there with me. I made 7 bracelets, 5 pairs of earrings, 2 headbands, 10 ties, 5 bridesmaids dresses, 1 ceremony gown, 1 reception dress, 95 embroidered napkins, 48 French beaded flowers, 179 flags for bunting, 5 embroidered tote bags, 5 scrunchies, and 1 veil. I also tailored my husband’s suit and hem all the men’s pants. My maid of honor and I thrifted all the glasses, and everything was either thrifted of hand made. The only thing we didn’t make were the entrées for dinner. We ordered those from California fish grill and made all the sides. We got the fresh flowers in bulk from a local farm and did all the arrangements as well. My dad and I even made the wine 2 years ago and have been aging it. I’m very proud of it and just wanted to share.

u/Thisismyname32415 — 9 days ago