How to Make Cheap Wedding Decorations Using Christmas Items

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Use Christmas items for cheap wedding decorations.

If you're planning a Christmas wedding, no need to spring for expensive decorations. With a little creativity you can use your own Christmas decorations to create an elegant and beautiful wedding. From lights to ornaments, the possibilities for a unique and memorable wedding are endless.

Things You'll Need

  • Christmas lights
  • Garland
  • Ornaments
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Instructions

    • 1

      Use your string lights to wrap around artificial trees or the columns in the room you're using for your reception. They can also go around door frames, windows and any other border. White lights offer the most elegant look.

    • 2

      Create a welcoming atmosphere by stringing evergreen garland along the door frames at the entrance to your wedding or reception venue. Add ornaments or bows in your wedding colors to brighten up the garland.

    • 3

      Place solid colored ornaments in a glass or silver dish or on a fancy plate for cheap wedding centerpieces. Dress them up by sprinkling shiny confetti underneath the setting.

    • 4

      Put dishes with Christmas ornaments in various spots along your buffet table. You can also run your garland around this table for a festive touch.

    • 5

      Use Christmas ribbon to decorate your tables. Run the ribbon in long strips in a criss-cross pattern across the tables or string them between the dishes on your buffet table.

    • 6

      String together silver jingle bells for centerpieces or wrap wreaths with ribbon that coordinates with your wedding colors. Place the wreath in the center of the table with a candle in the middle for a striking centerpiece.

Tips & Warnings

  • If you don't have Christmas decorations or don't have enough, check with friends and relatives.

  • Make sure cords and other items are out of the flow of traffic.

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