DIY Vintage Tin Ceiling Board
This Old Hollywood Glam shoot by Melanie of She-n-He Photography and Design, Margaret Three Apples Events and Zinnia and Company is proof that you don’t need an equally lavish budget to throw a gorgeous wedding. Can you spot 3 budget-friendly ideas? Here’s one – we’re loving the gold magnolia leaves on the wedding cake! This vintage tin ceiling seating chart project is a great way to add a jolt of charm to any wedding and is super easy to make.
Supply list:
- vintage tin ceiling tiles (or you can buy new ones at hardware stores like this one)
- mini magnetic disks (here is a great place for bulk purchases)
- hot glue
- filigree findings (can be found online like here)
View all images from this shoot in the gallery
Wedding Vendors (Austin, TX):
Event Venue: The Vista on Seward Hill / Event Design & Coordination: Three Apples Events / Wedding Photographer: She-n-He Photography / Floral Design and Production: Zinnia and Company / Invitations, Table Number, Escort Cards: She-n-He Photography and Design / China and Glassware: Antiquaria / Chargers, Linens, and Flatware: Premiere Party Central / Dress, Jewelry, Perfume Bottle, other décor pieces: Gilda Grace Collections
Wedding Cake: Blue Note Bakery
She-N-He Photography and Antiquaria, and Three Apples Events members of our wedding vendor guide Blue Label.
Oh I love this! It would also be great in a kitchen or hallway as a reminder board.
Hi,
I love your filigree placecard board! It’s just perfect for my daughter’s wedding which is a vintage theme. How big are the individual filigrees that you used for each placecard. I found the site you suggested, but I wasn’t sure of what size filigree to get.
Thank you,
Karen
Love this idea! I wish inst. and products were given on how to colorize them!
There are no instructions as to how you actually painted the ceiling tile memo board. It is beautiful but it would be nice if you shared how you accomplished the finished project. Thanks
They weren’t painted, the patina you see is because the ceiling tiles were salvaged!