Book page backdrop

Make this gorgeous paper chandelier from paper and twine. This DIY project is so simple that is would be a great decoration for a party, brunch or shower as well.

When choosing your wedding decor, never think for a second that you're limited to only traditional options. If you're getting hitched outside a church, the only thing that you are limited by is your, or your planner's, imagination. Backdrops can be used for a variety

I like to have a variety of photo backdrops to use, and one of my favorite backdrops has always been the Bible page walls in my living room, seen above my favorite wooden table. We rearranged our living room some time ago, and my piano desk now sits in front of that wall, and I've missed being able to use those pages as a photo backdrop, so I decided to make one that is easy to pull out when I need it.

Picked up some old bifold doors on fb marketplace as the wall base. Sliced up a bunch of paperback books too about 1/2 in thick(which honestly killed my soul) and my husband helped me layer them down so they were overlapping like I wanted but could still fold up. Then I went back and glued down all the spines. Hubby built the stands for me and once I got it all stained and assembled I went back over it and curved the pages open and glued them as needed.

Make sure you're cozy in your seat, because today's wedding from A Brit & A Blonde, Darling & Daisy, and Blush And Bloom is a doozy. Aleksandra and Dave's

Vintage Book Page Table Runner DIY. Don't miss this super easy but oh so fab project! Photos by Star Noir Studio, and design by Custom Love Gifts.