But I'm super proud of myself for preserving it since the wedding admist a huge move from Connecticut to Florida and then another move into our house a year later. I always envisioned displaying my bouquet in a shadow box, but I just never took the initiative to go out and purchase one. Like I said... slackin'...
I lived in Michaels when we were planning our wedding since I was up to my ears in DIY projects, but I honestly don't think I've been back since. And I'm so sad because I'm missing out on so many great decorations and project ideas. Definitely will be frequenting there more often ;-)
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Picked up this shadow box for my bouquet (unfortunately can't find a link to it online) which is usually $29.99 but it was 40% off whoo hoo!
My beautiful bouquet now looks like this:
So glad I finally finished this mini-project
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Omg! You still have it?! That's incredible! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteoh wow! The bouquet looks great still and I love the case idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this! And don't worry, we're approaching our 3yr anni and my dress hasn't been cleaning and is still in my closet at my parents. Whoops!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous bride you made!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I haven't preserved mine yet either :-X I might snag your idea :)
OH and I haven't had my dress cleaning either...can we say SLACKER?
That is awesome that it has stayed so well!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I thought about doing this, but considering my bouquet is half what it used to be (thanks to falling off the shelf one too many times while cleaning), I don't think it's worth it. :P Yours looks amazing though!
ReplyDeleteAnd I still haven't cleaned my dress either. It's actually at my Dad's. lol