Hot Pink Wedding Inspiration

Alisa Lewis Event Design created this time a bright and airy tablescape with hot pink and sequins. Packed with lots of easy do-it-yourself tips, these photos by Samantha Cabrera are full of ideas for a modern wedding. Read on below for some DIY tips by Alisa!

Balloon Tassels

Supplies:

2-4 sheets of (gift wrapping) tissue paper, in different shades of pink
Ribbon
Silver streamers
Hot glue gun

Step 1. Cut the tissue paper and streamer into strips, leaving one end of all the strips connected with a 1/2in-1in boarder.
Step 2. Cut the ribbon to the length of the balloon strand, or the length you want the balloon to be hung at. Tie it to the balloon.
Step 3. Wrap and glue on the connected boarders of the strips to the ribbon, layering them slightly, to provide different lengths. The tassels only need to cover about a foot of the ribbon below the balloon.

DIY Rose Ice Cubes

Supplies:

Fall Wedding Inspiration at Philbrook Museum

Ice cube tray
Fresh Mini roses, color of choice
Scissors
Water

Step 1. Cut at the very top of the stems, just beneath the rose buds. Rinse in cool water.
Step 2. Place the roses in the ice cube tray, facing down, and fill with distilled water half way. Put in freezer and wait.
Step 3. Once they are mostly frozen, fill the water up the rest of the way. The roses will shift while freezing. So in order to keep the tops of them where you can see them (when finished) filling the water half way, letting them freeze, then filling the rest of the way will help keep them in place.
Step 4. Once completely frozen, pop them out of the tray, and place them in glasses, pitchers, or in a wine bucket.