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So you’re getting married! We know how exciting and also financially straining planning a wedding can be, so we thought we would bring you an easy, cost effective DIY for those looking for a simple yet beautiful wedding invite to send to their guests. It’s easy to make at home in as little as a few hours! You just need a few supplies (including some gorgeous guinea feathers) to get started!Su …

Fascinators are a popular choice in lieu of a veil, and this vintage inspired fascinator tutorial is a simple way to create your own using ivory and white feathers as an elegant accessory for when you tie the knot!Supplies you’ll need:-White felt-Hot glue-Glue gun-Bobby pins-Scissors-Lightweight rhinestone broach-6 in. strip of Ivory Ostrich Fringe Trim-Ivory Bleached and Dyed Peacock Tails-I …

These dipped feather escort cards will add a touch of magic to any wedding! Using only a few supplies, follow our instructions for an easy way to hep your guests find their tables on your special day! Supplies you’ll need: -White Goose Satinettes Feathers -Gold metallic Paint -Gold glitter -Black paint (or a color that matches your wedding color scheme) -Styrofoam block/sheet -A b …

Supplies you’ll need:-Small succulent plants-Succulent potting soil-Small shovel or spoon-4-6” Natural Ringneck Pheasant Feathers-Mason jar-Twine-Small flowers-Large paint brushStep 1:Take your mason jar and fill it up almost to the top with soil. Use the shovel or spoon to make holes where you want to plant the succulents in. Step 2:Place the succulent plants into the holes and add extra soil …