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Washi tape: What can’t it do? We’ve rounded up our favorite washi wedding crafts, but we want to see yours too. Tag your photos on Instagram with #theknotDIY!
1. Make Custom Bouts
Anne Marie PhotographyWrapping the bottom of boutonnieres with washi tape rather than ribbon provides a little more support, so you can count on it to keep heftier add-ins (like these wooden flowers) in place all evening long. And the tape adds a subtle, unexpected texture.
From: A Vintage Glamour Wedding in San Antonio, TX
2. Use It On Your Centerpieces
Katy Weaver PhotographyAdding a strip or two of color-coordinated tape around a few centerpieces is an easy way to bring a whole tabescape together. Especially if there’s a frequent pattern in play, like chevron, which can also be incorporated through cocktail napkins, table runners, or paper straws.
From: A Coral and White Rustic Wedding at Aspen Lakes Golf Course in Sisters, Oregon
3. Personalize Your Escort Card Display
Jessica Maida PhotographyMixing colors and patterns never looked so put-together. With a neutral canvas of kraft paper, twine and white calligraphy, the washi tape adds a fun (and colorful) hand-crafted element.
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A Whimsical Southern Wedding in Milford, Virginia4. Mismatch Some Colorful Accents
Bailey Roberts PhotographyFor a wedding palette that spans a couple of colors, we’re willing to bet there’s a roll of washi to match. Play up prominent hues or incorporate a festive pattern into the mix. Add a strip of tape around vases, place cards, menus, banners or—when the time comes—seal your thank you notes.
From: A Pastel, Backyard Wedding at a Private Residence in Veen, Netherlands
5. Tape Up a Photo Wall
Bonnie & LaurenWant to show off a gallery of cute couple photos, or display print-outs from a reception photo booth? Cue the washi tape! Not only is this route inexpensive and easy to do, but clean up is a breeze (no tape marks or residue).
From: A Whimsical Wedding in Brooklyn, NY
6. Easy Seating Chart Idea
Kara Pearson PhotographyDon’t have the time (or maybe the budget?) to put together seperate escort cards for each guest? Print out table assignments on pieces of kraft paper and hand them up with Washi tape.
From: A Shabby Chic Wedding at Fresh and Wyld in Paonia, Colorado
7. Customize Your Favors
Jennifer McMenamin Photography, LLCPackaging your own wedding favors? Chances are you’ll want to personalize them with your wedding colors. Give a simple tin or paper bag an upgrade with a bit of patterned tape.
From: An Elegant Bay Wedding in Stevensville, MD
