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A great way to entertain your guests on your big day is to make your very own custom photobooth frame for them to use as a prop.

I take a ton of pictures! Not only for the blog, but also of my kiddos and things around my home. It can be very tiring trying to find new places and backgrounds for photos, and sometimes I need a quick change without going far. I had seen so many tutorials for DIY backdrops …

A photo backdrop stand makes taking great pictures at parties, events or even for a blog, easy! Learn how to build a DIY photo backdrop stand of your own for around $16 using plumbing PVC pipes and this simple to follow, step-by-step tutorial!

Pauline and Julien's interactive approach to their wedding in Champs, France is a great example of throwing a community-focused celebration that is truly

Want to know how I made this Wedding Sign Stand for $20? Check out this tutorial below! The entire project took me less than two hours, start to finish. Materials and Tools You'll Need three 3/4" PVC (10 ft. long) pieces six 90 degree angle 3/4" PVC connectors two "T" shape 3/4" PVC connectors sandpaper

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When you think of wedding décor, what comes to mind? Cascading colorful fabrics, vibrant flowers, romantic candle display, that’s just about right. While the idea is admirable, I hope you realize that it is going to burn a hole in your pocket (a big one at that). When your decorator prepares an estimate on how much he’