#Twinning : How One Bride Translated Her Pinterest Board Into Her Real Life Wedding
BY Latha Sunadh | 31 Aug, 2016 | 6220 views | 3 min read
1. The Cute Socks she gave him as a gift on the day of the wedding
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What she Actually Gave
2. The chalkboard timeline that spoke of their love story
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What Was Done
3. Floral wooden bouquets that adorned every table as a centrepiece
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What The Actual Decor Was
4. The multi-ribbon ceilings that adorned every nook and corner
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What The Actual Decor Was
5. The sparkler exit
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What The Actual EntryWas
6. The bucketful of flower arrangement at the white wedding
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What The Actual Decor Was
7. The DIY flower canopy
Left: What The Actual Decor Was; Right: Pinterest Inspiration
8. The paper lanterns at the Reception dinner
Left: What The Actual Decor Was; Right: Pinterest Inspiration
9. Ombre flower mandap
Left: Pinterest Inspiration, Right: What The Actual Decor Was
10. The girl-friend BFF picture
Top: Pinterest Inspiration, Bottom: What The Photo Was
11. The canopy of fairy lights
Top: Pinterest Inspiration, Bottom: What The Decor Was
12. The photo booth hippie tent
Top: Pinterest Inspiration, Bottom: What The Decor Was
From The Bride: "I've always wanted a simple DIY wedding and refused to pay a bomb for anything extravagant. I knew the wedding needs to be free-spirited and fun, just like me and Rajiv. Luckily for me, my husband and me shared the same vision for the wedding - we knew a beach-side wedding with a neat hippie vibe suited us best. Open spaces are fun and we are celebrating it with our loved ones so the more simple, the better. We also had the most amazing decorator (Francis) in Goa who understood exactly what we wanted and executed our vision perfectly. I shared my Pinterest board with my decorator and it being simple, he made sure it was done well. But mostly, it was all about keeping it in our budget - trying new things and making sure we get a big effect with minimal DIY-ing. In a way, my theme is "The Big Goa DIY Wedding", " adds Vihal.