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Making Origami for Your Wedding

by Niki - Inspired Bride 1 Comment

If you’ve seen the beautiful pictures of colorful cranes decorating a wedding reception and love it – you can also create that look. Did you know that folding 1,000 paper cranes entitles you to a wish, according to legend? There are plenty of other fun origami projects you can create as well that will look fantastic at your wedding. Here is some more information:

Leaves

Use this handy instruction guide to create beautiful origami leaves for your wedding. Spread them out over the tablecloths or hang from fishing line to create beautiful “floating” look.

Origami Leaves

Photo Source: bloomize.com

Flowers

You can create these gorgeous origami flower “pots” and use for centerpieces at your tables. They’re fun to create and don’t take a ton of time. Call the girls over and have a lot of fun together creating these beautiful flowers.

Origami Flowers

Photo Source: weibo.com/wodiy

Dress

You could use this fun dress for a number of wedding projects. Include it in your invitation or make little wedding favors using this pattern. It’s easy to make. In this picture, they’ve used old book pages, but you can purchase special origami paper.

Origami Dress

Photo Source: dreadlockgirl.com

Envelope

Want to send your invitations in a super special way? Create this fun and beautiful origami envelope and place your invitations inside. It couldn’t be easier to create this one and you’ll really impress the recipients.

Origami Envelopes

Photo Source: ohcrafts.net

Origami Stars

Create these tiny stars and attach to ribbon for a beautiful wedding garland. They’re easy to create and look incredible when you’re done.

Origami Stars

Photo Source: minnamayblog.com

Using these tips, come up with some fun and unique origami wedding décor ideas.

Filed Under: Do It Yourself, Personal Touches, Tips and Tricks

The opinions expressed here by The Inspired Bride editors are their own, not those of The Inspired Bride or TWBN.

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  1. nyfika 2013 says

    Perfect ideas! Thanks for sharing!

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