Wedding Planning Part 2

Not everything from my planning was going to fit in one post, so I divided it into two and this is part 2. I now had my wedding dress from David's Bridal, which was $800, a lot more than I had planned to spend on a dress I would wear once. I would continue with the rest of the planning for my rustic themed wedding.

I had a necklace in mind of what I wanted, which was a three strand pearl necklace. Unknown to my future mother in law, she actually gave me the necklace I was looking for.

My husband had sent me to get him a cross necklace near where I was grocery shopping and I stumbled upon this bracelet, which was perfect for that day.

On a day off I had gone to the mall and looked over at the Piercing Pagoda kiosk, I sent pics to my fiancé to see what he liked for his wedding band and found the one. Mine was picked out at the same kiosk at another mall, I just never took a picture of it.

I had seen on Instagram this sparkling blue wine and had fallen in love with it as I do love anything blue. On it's website, they would give you the locations of where they are sold, I headed to one of them and turns out it was a strange green color, no luck there. Oddly enough...again, one of the very early morning shifts at Publix, I discovered they were sold there. Out of all the places and turns out it was just a clock in away. My fiancé was working that day as well, so it was exciting to find this together.

I had gone to Walmart and bought a few things for the wedding crafts, a few of them were stencils and paint, so I created this Mr. And Mrs. sign on a cardboard from a food package.

I continued my crafts with candle vases wrapped with jute in natural color and blue. Mason jars wrapped with lace burlap and blue jute as they would be my flower vases.

I started getting more pieces to my wedding look like the pearls, the rhinestone belt and the headpiece and just wanted a dry run at how they would all look together, and I have to say it was looking great.