They were made from old wooden shingles from the same barn that the wooden alter came from. One of my favourite special touches at our wedding was the handmade signs that were hung on chairs down the aisle. It was all very elegant and simple and had a ton of little touches that really made the day magical! I had some awesome help from a friend who decorates for many weddings and she donated things like old garden ornaments for the tables and all the mason jars for people to drink from. Nearly all of the décor was handmade by me and my friends. My country roots definitely inspired the décor I used. I love weddings that feel relaxed and fun rather than being all formal. The ring bearers carried vintage green books wrapped in burlap down the isle and I made each bridesmaid a charm bracelet, each having a charm that was inspired by things they love. I also handmade the mother’s and grandmother’s corsages from pearl bracelets and lace flowers. Enough said.įor the groomsmen boutonnieres, my mother put together a flower on vintage keys. Ombre bridesmaids dresses in perfectly peachy hues, whimsical key boutonnières, a rose covered gown, statement necklace and mint green heels for the beautiful bride, delicate DIY pearl and fabric flower corsages and gorgeous photos by Larissa Nicole Photography.

It's filled to the brim with teal and peach DIY goodness, stylish attire and sweet love. Here's just a few of the many things I adore about this wedding: Its such a treat to share Bethany and Don's country chic wedding with you all today. Boy do these Berliners know how to party! * I'm currently sat in a light, airy apartment in Berlin – hanging a little but happy after a weekend of exploring the city (and the bars).

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