10 DIY Wedding Decorations

There’s one thing you can count on when it comes to weddings…they’re expensive.

Luckily, there are lots of ways to save money on your wedding.

Ask friends to take your wedding pictures, buy a used wedding dress, schedule the wedding on an off peak day, and consider making your own wedding decorations!

From centerpieces, arches, place card holders and more, if you’re crafty, you can be creative and stay on budget.

Here are 10 DIY wedding decorations I found at Michaels.com to inspire you!

Make Your Own Wedding Decorations

A scrapbook page is a great way to display your love story on entry tables, at the reception, or by the guest book.

This simple project looks professional and is sure to impress your guests.

Place card holders can add up quickly, especially if you’re having a large wedding.

These origami place card holders are a beautiful and unique way to show your personality.

This escort card frame is easy and perfect for a vintage style or rustic wedding.

Wedding arches are an easy DIY wedding project, and this example is fun and whimsical.

These birdcage lanterns are great for outdoor weddings or receptions!

This natural orchid wedding table scape looks professional and is sure to save you money!

All you need to transform a styrofoam ball into a beautiful wedding decoration: some cute daisy stems, boxwood garland and ribbon.

Rustic weddings are very trendy right now and this DIY rustic wood letter is a great decoration for the reception.

Keeping with the rustic theme these rustic arrow signs are perfect for the rustic wedding and reception.

Looking to tackle some of these or other DIY projects or crafts?

Michaels has a great weekly interactive ad that is updated every Sunday with new deals, coupons and more.

The ad has weekly coupons, featured craft projects with step-by-step instructions and materials list, in-store event information and you can even sign up for text alerts or emails to receive more special offers, deals and inspiration from Michaels. 

What’s on your wedding DIY project list?