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DIY Honeycomb Ceremony Fan: A Two-in-One Wedding Favor in 5 Minutes

by Carla Leave a Comment

Honeycomb ceremony fan diy

A fan as well as a ceremony program. A dual purpose DIY project that you can finish in less than 5 minutes. A ceremony program to inform guests your wedding details and a fan to cool off with style. A fun DIY project that you won’t regret. Read on for instructions.

What you need:

  1. Wooden stick/popsicle stick
  2. Honeycomb
  3. Glue dots
  4. Ceremony program
  5. Washi tape

First and foremost, print the ceremony program into a circle-shaped cardstock. Next, put style into the wooden stick with washi tape. This is to put something vibrant to the favor.

Grab the ceremony program, flip it over and use washi tape to secure the stick at the back. Make sure to put it at the center and put tape at the top and bottom.

DIY honeycomb ceremony fan

Step 1:Place the stick at the back of the ceremony program and secure it with tape.

Grab the honeycomb. First, we work on one side. Place a few glue dots on the edge of honeycomb. Take the ceremony program and carefully lay it on the honeycomb.

DIY honeycomb ceremony fan

Step 2:Put glue dots on the honeycomb and place the program on top of it.

Flip it over and place more glue dots on the other side of the honeycomb. Unfold the honeycomb and adhere it to the other side of the program. Press firmly to secure everything in place.

DIY honeycomb ceremony fan

Step 3:Flip the program and unfold the honeycomb.

And you are done! A good-looking honeycomb fan/ceremony program to add to your DIY wedding projects.

DIY honeycomb ceremony fan

Step 4:Repeat the steps to create more honeycomb ceremony fans.

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