50+ DIYs to Add Personality and Style to Your Wedding

Grapewood Centerpiece

We love this grapewood centerpiece for a bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, or wedding.

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Handwritten Plates

These DIY handwritten plates are a cute way to share your wedding vows or first dance song lyrics.

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Paper Protea Place Cards

Complete your place setting with a burst of color and these paper protea place cards.

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Metallic Chalkboard Table Numbers

These table numbers ditch the black chalkboard paint for a metallic touch.

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Confetti Bag

Add a little sparkle to your wedding with these DIY confetti bags.

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Chevron Risers

For your wedding reception, consider making chevron risers to display a dessert or cheese spread.

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Noisemakers

Add some personality to your wedding with these DIY noisemakers.

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Glitter Favor Boxes

Perfect for sweet treats, these glitter favor boxes are simple and affordable to make.

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Farmers Market Bouquet

Add a burst of color with fruits and veggies with this farmers market bouquet tutorial.

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Star Garland

Add the final touch to your blissful bash with this star garland DIY.

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Wire Orbs

Whether you choose to hang them from a tree or scatter them among your table, there are several ways to use these wire orbs.

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Painted Votive Holder

These geometric painted votive holders would make a fun addition to a mod wedding.

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Magnolia Napkins

Using an iron-on, these magnolia napkins are a simple way to dress up a place setting.

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Watercolor Place Cards

Give your wedding a homemade touch with these watercolor place cards.

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Love Notes Favor Box

These love notes favor boxes are a cute option for displaying your vows or a poem.

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Moss Table Numbers

For an easy DIY, try these eye-catching table numbers. Kick it up a notch by displaying them in a bell jar.

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Gold Linens

Add gold dots to linen napkins to make your table settings stand out.

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Canned Table Numbers

Add a bit of neon and metallic to your tables with these simple table numbers.

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Parasol Drink Sticks

These pink parasol drink sticks would be perfect for a Summer outdoor wedding.

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Downloadable Mad Libs

Get these downloadable wedding mad libs for icebreakers at each table. They'll be fun to look at afterward, too!

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Geranium Arrangement

Learn how to make this lush but affordable geranium arrangement, perfect for table centerpieces or on the cake table.

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Fringed Tassel Banners

Fringed tassel banners add amazing texture and color to any venue.

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Photo Table Runner

Creating a photo table runner is a great alternative to framing sentimental photos.

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Glitter Toppers

Introduce a bit of sparkle with a glitter cake topper.

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Terrarium Place Card Holders

For something truly special, delight guests with terrarium place card holders that they can continue to enjoy once the wedding is over.

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Escort Cards

These escort cards not only efficiently organize seating but also serve as a stunning floral display.

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Warming Note

If you're worried about guests getting chilly during an outdoor ceremony, consider offering an assortment of vintage quilts topped off with this chic "keep warm" sign.

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Pineapple Centerpieces

If you're planning a tropical wedding, check out these pretty pineapple centerpieces.

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Wood Table Numbers

These vintage wood table numbers feel equally rustic and elegant.

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DIY Stripes

Consider stripes for a gender-neutral or masculine table setting.

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Boxwood Monograms

If the idea of making one of these boxwood monograms for each guest overwhelms you, consider making a pair just for the bride and groom table.

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Ribbon Medallions

Ribbon medallions would be a great way to add color to a dessert table.

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Rope Signs

Spell out a special message with these rope signs.

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Rattan Ball Lights

These rattan ball lights only require a trip to the dollar store and some easy assemblage.

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Pom-Pom Vines

Transform any indoor or outdoor space into a whimsical garden with these pom-pom vines.

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Mason Jar Centerpieces

Mason jar centerpieces are ideal for adding laid-back country charm to an outdoor wedding.

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Book Planters

For the literary couple, these book planters are a great option for a creative twist on traditional centerpieces.

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String Heart

This string heart could be hung in your home after the wedding.

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Succulent Favors

Mini succulent favors are a perfectly eco-conscious gift that will also create a lovely visual.

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Paper Pom Pom

Paper pom poms aren't just for hanging. We love how these wedding pom poms look in a crystal vase.

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Clay Table Numbers and Flags

These clay table numbers and flags will last long after the wedding is over. We like the idea of repurposing the flags for cocktail parties and the numbers for custom address plates.

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Lace Cones

Lacey doilies make the perfect cones. We especially love how they look filled with colorful petals.

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Feather Drink Sticks

Add bohemian flair to cocktail hour with these feather drink sticks.

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Simple Wreaths

These paper wreaths add flair to classic terracotta pots.

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Seersucker Linens

Custom linens are a fantastic way to add major style to a reception, but they can be expensive to order and tricky to make. These seersucker versions don't require any sewing!

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