A Flea Market Wedding
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There are so many things you can find in a flea market for your wedding! My husband and I go almost always go to the Rose Bowl Flea Market, and a few weeks ago I remembered to bring my camera. You can usually get the best deals later in the day when sellers are starting to pack.
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For brides who don’t know where to get hanging crystals for their DIY projects, a flea market is a great place to buy crystal pendants from old chandeliers.
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Vintage textiles and vintage milk bottles. You see where this is going – you know, awesome vases and matching napkins.
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Teapots as vases. This seller had vintage teapots in every color combination you can imagine. Love the brown one with white flowers.
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My husband snatched a pair of vintage cuff links for $4! If you have the patience to find a matching pair, it is totally worth it.
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Silk scarves for $1 each. That would be the most fabulous wedding favor in history of weddings, for the ladies at least. Maybe a gift bag stuffer?
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Metal numbers and letters. Oh, how cute would be to hang these metal letters with a delicate satin ribbon on a door?