Bouquet Mason Jars with Handmade Name Tags for Receptions
Accessories, Paper Crafts, Under $10, Under 1 Hour, Weddings
I really like this thoughtful detail from Cristin and Adam Siegel’s Chicago nuptials. Cristin tied handmade name tags around the tops of water-filled glass Ball mason jars to hold the bridal party’s bouquets during the reception. And aren’t the bridesmaid bouquets that feature orchids and fiddlehead ferns lovely?
Supplies:
- Thick paper in two colors (Cristin used solid and patterned natural shades for her fall nuptials)
- Rub on letters
- Ribbon
- Hole punch
- Glue stick or rubber cement
- Ball mason jars
- Pre-cut paper flowers (optional)
You should be able to find the supplies in the Joann.com scrapbooking section. Cut your paper into a tag shape. Cut narrow rectangles and glue them about 1/4th inch from the end. Position the rub-on letters and follow the directions to transfer them one-by-one onto the tags. Optionally add pre-made paper flowers.
Punch a large hole into the top of the tag, slip the ribbon through the hole, and wrap and tie the ribbon around the top of the jar.
Like this project? Be sure to check out Cristin and Adam’s popular free template for their Giving Tree Save the Date Wedding Announcement.
April 9th, 2012 at 3:09 pm
Hi Jamie, I love your roundup and thanks for including me. I want to try that glue gun trick too …smart. Thanks for visiting and stop by again soon.
April 8th, 2012 at 5:37 pm
Hello, I absolutely love this idea of using mason jars with name tags to hold the bridal party bouquets! It’s both functional and decorative! I hope it’s okay, I just couldn’t resist featuring them in my mason jar crafts round-up. You can see it here:
http://jamiebrock.hubpages.com/hub/Mason-Jar-Crafts-and-Decor-Ideas?done
Thank you so much for sharing!