My sister and I are planning to DIY certain things for my brother's wedding including centrepieces for the guest tables, decoration for the buffet tables as well hantaran for the bride. As for pelamin and main table, we leave them to the hand of the professionals, Merisik Gallery and team.
As a measure to prevent any disaster, we amateurs decided to give it a try before the big day and test our creative fingers. Postcall on Sunday, I forced my hubby along to a florist wholesaler in the middle of KL to get a bunch of reasonably priced flowers and went over to my sister's pad for the project men'DIY'.
These are the outcome.
Yes, I know, there is a room for improvement. But then again, I personally think that the end result is surprisingly okay for a first timer like us. What do you think? Ada harapan untuk kitorang tukar profession jadik wedding decorator macam Chenta Weddings :p
As a measure to prevent any disaster, we amateurs decided to give it a try before the big day and test our creative fingers. Postcall on Sunday, I forced my hubby along to a florist wholesaler in the middle of KL to get a bunch of reasonably priced flowers and went over to my sister's pad for the project men'DIY'.
These are the outcome.
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| Wedding centrepiece attempt #1. We used a combination of shocking pink and light pink roses as well daisies Pot/vase (whatever you call it) was bought from Ikea |
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| Tall centrepiece. We did not have enough flowers. As a result, a very 'togel' sponge. |
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| Hantaran using a mix of yellow and white roses and baby's breath. Green ribbon and the real black dulang were left at mommy's house in Bangi. Tak kuasa nak travel dari Shah Alam semata-mata nak amik barang2 tu. |
Yes, I know, there is a room for improvement. But then again, I personally think that the end result is surprisingly okay for a first timer like us. What do you think? Ada harapan untuk kitorang tukar profession jadik wedding decorator macam Chenta Weddings :p
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