I only wanted six to line the aisle of were the girls and I are walking down. So if you can picture red carpet, the button balls themselves on white little pail buckets and raised from the ground and positioned like this
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and imagine an archway at the end. White chairs to the left and right.. and arch way hanging in our initials.
If you pictured that ok, I think I might have just done my wedding planning right! Thank goodness these button balls are done! Here's a close up!
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Do you like??
Coastal City Bride - Charis xx
Those are awesome! From the looks of it, it took a lot of buttons and a lot of time!
ReplyDeleteBut they look great, and they'll be really cute sitting in little white pails.
They look amazing! I really, really like it and it's such a unique idea. :)
ReplyDeletevery unique...I don't think I've ever seen anyone use button balls...is the button part of your wedding decor in other areas?
ReplyDeleteI think it will be. I tried to do all red for the ceremony and then orange for the reception. Lanterns are the centrepieces for the reception with orange uplighting around the walls. I dont think i really need to do too much, but im creating some smaller (half size) button balls that can lay around on the tables. Or hang from a few wooden shepards hooks I have. With three months to go Im trying to get their so I dont know wether I should do it or not. They say less is more sometimes.
ReplyDeleteVery creative, they are great!
ReplyDeletePlease tell me that you're going to post a tutorial....
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