Vintage Wedding Place card/Tea Light Holder

"Love Songs" Birdcage Tea Light/Place Card Holder
Reminiscent of an enchanting Victorian birdcage,  "Love Songs" Birdcage Tea Light/Place Card Holder brings classic elegance to any event. This fabulous favor is superbly crafted from wire, just like the beautiful homes of songbirds in a bygone era. The birdcage also serves as a place card holder and, with candles aglow, these tea lights become beautiful table decor only $4 each when you order 48 or more at http://www.thebridesmarket.com/ with FREE shipping on order sof $50 or more.


Features and facts:

•Finely detailed, hexagonal, black-metal birdcage with pop-open door and "perch" for place card

•Place card with delicate bird design included

•Tea light candle included

•Birdcage measures 4 ¼ " h x 2 ¾ " in diameter

Photo of the Week--Waterbury, Vermont

Randy & Michele Civiello were married during the late fall outside of wonderful Waterbury, Vermont.  The wedding was held in a private location with an old barn with a large field.  The weather this day wasn't cooperating, except for the few minutes to get this amazing shot by Curtis Savard.  The 1960s and 1970s inspired this couple to create a vintage wedding style, hence the plaid jacket! For more information about Curtis Savard, go to his website or to his blog.  

vintage wedding style

Whether you are a bride on a budget or a budgetless bride here is a cool idea that you can use! Vintage is in. It's bigger than big. So if you are planning a vintage wedding start your decor with vintage table design. Mismatched pretty tea cups make beautiful votive holders day or night. For pennies you can aquire these at local flea markets, garage sales, or vintage retail stores or maybe even grandma's house! Add a tin pitcher from an art supply store and some seasonal wildflowers that look like they were freshly picked from the garden and you've got the start of a beautiful shabby chic wedding that your guests will be sharing and duplicating for seasons to come. You can paint the pitcher and stencil a pretty floral design. Go to a local fabric store and pick up "vintage" print design fabrics to cover the tables. If you aren't a seamstress or short on time fabric glue and an iron work wonders for a single event. Have other great ideas? We would love to hear them!