By adding lace to glass candle light holders, you magically transform something simple into wow. Use different coloured lace and even different types to create beautiful and effective lighting at the base your reception tables. We found this easy DIY tutorial via (Bidesmaid)

By following the simple steps below you'll create your very own lace candles.

This is what you’ll need:

• Glass tealight candle holders
• Lace
• Scissors
• Double Sided Tape

Now follow these easy steps:

STEP ONE

Take a piece of lace and measure the amount needed for one glass holder.

STEP TWO

Cut the amount of lace needed.

STEP THREE

Take double sided tape and stick the lose ends of the lace around the candle.

STEP FOUR

Light the tealight candles and see your reception venue transform into something magical.

And there you have it, a simple DIY eco friendly bouquet.

The colour combination of champagne and dusty pink has become very popular overnight, and with the versatility of these colours brides really are able to customise the palette easily.

For the more daring bride adding touches of the colours to your wedding dress could definitely make a statement. Wear a traditional white wedding gown during the ceremony and add a bow, flower or lace accent in either dusty pink or champagne for the reception.

Combine different shades of pink to give your wedding some interest, adding white to the centerpieces will also lift it a bit.

Lace is the perfect fabric to add as it compliments both colours very well, giving you the vintage feel. Add lace to your wedding invitations, wrap your bouquet stem with it or tie it around the napkins are just some of the ways in which you can use it.

Offset the champagne and dusty pink with either white or cream, add touches of gold accents or even a mocha brown and create your palette to your hearts desire.

When one of our clients approached us with the idea of using doilies, I thought it was such a novel idea. One that wouldn't cost the earth and at the same time be easily incorporated into most aspects of the wedding.

When incorporating doilies, you don't necessarily have to use the real thing all over, perhaps bring in the patterns or incorporate lace detailing. Adding elements such as fairylights to the doilie strings could work very well in the garden and for outside decor. You can also incorporate it in your bouquet (by wrapping around the stems) or add doilies to your favours.

I love how some brides have even gone as far as using doilies as cocktail umbrellas for pre-drinks, confetti cones as well as seating place cards. It really is up to you how much or how little you want it to be a part of your wedding theme, as this would influence how you would go about using them.