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A Little Heart and A Lot of Style. Every bride dreams of a wedding that feels personal — something that truly reflects who she is and the love she’s celebrating. But let’s be honest: no one wants their wedding to look like a craft project gone wrong. The secret to stunning DIY wedding details is all about balance — choosing projects that are simple, timeless, and beautifully executed. At Crump Family Farm, we’ve seen firsthand how a few well-done DIY touches can transform a space from beautiful to breathtaking — and often save a little money, too. Elegant DIY Décor That Feels High-End. 1. Greenery & Candle Centerpieces Nothing says romance like soft candlelight. Mix glass votives, greenery garlands, and wood slices for a farmhouse-luxe look. Keep it cohesive with your venue’s color palette — soft blush, sage, and cream work beautifully here. Pro Tip: Layer textures — combine matte glass, rustic wood, and lush greenery. It creates dimension and looks intentional rather than thrown together. 2. Personalized Welcome Signs A large wooden sign, mirror or large frame, with your names and date hand-lettered (or created using a Cricut stencil) makes a warm first impression. Add some faux greenery or dried florals for an elegant touch that ties in with your décor. 3. Hanging Floral Hoops These are simple but show-stopping. Wrap embroidery hoops with greenery, silk flowers, or ribbons in your wedding colors. Hang them behind your sweetheart table or over the dance floor for a dreamy photo backdrop. 4. DIY Stationery & Signage That Looks Custom Canva Templates Are Your Best Friend Platforms like Canva make it easy to design stunning invitations, menus, and place cards — even if you’ve never designed before. Stick to a consistent color palette and use elegant serif fonts like Playfair Display paired with clean sans-serif text for a polished feel. Professional Tip: Print on thick, textured cardstock (90–110 lb) and use a matte or linen finish. It instantly elevates the look. Matching Signage Throughout, keeping your fonts, colors, and materials consistent across all signs — from “Welcome” to “Menu” to “Cards & Gifts.” This visual repetition makes everything feel cohesive and professionally styled. 5. Personal Touches Guests Will Remember Homemade Favors Think locally made honey jars, tiny candles, or seed packets labeled with your initials. Small, meaningful, and pretty packaging is what makes the difference between “cute” and “classy.” 6. Family Heirloom Displays Create a small table that honors your roots Framed wedding photos from your parents and grandparents, or handwritten recipes from family members. It’s personal, emotional, and completely timeless. *Venue Owner Tips -What to DIY At our venue: Projects that photograph beautifully and add personal warmth are the best DIY choices — think florals, signage, favors, and table décor. These are things you can plan and create ahead of time without adding stress to your wedding week. -What to Leave to the Pros: Lighting, rentals, and large floral installations are best handled by professionals. It keeps things safe, reliable, and ensures everything flows seamlessly on your big day. The Heart Behind Every Handmade Detail When you create something with your own hands — whether it’s a floral hoop or a handwritten note — it becomes part of your story. The trick isn’t about doing it all yourself; it’s about choosing the right DIY projects that elevate your day and make it feel like you. If you’re dreaming of a wedding that feels both personal and picture-perfect, we’d love to help bring it to life. Schedule a tour at Crump Family Farm and see how your DIY ideas can shine in our romantic farmhouse setting. ✨ Follow us on Pinterest for more inspiration and tutorials that help you plan a wedding that’s beautiful, heartfelt, and totally you.
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