Remember that out-of-control cute wedding in Palm Springs that was all over the blogs a few weeks ago? Kelly + Chris? Surely you saw it and saved every single image to your wedding research folder like we did. (It really was that good, Kelly!)
Well, crafty bride Kelly started her own sweet blog and she posted a tutorial to her adorable succulent favors and centerpieces. We took those images and we’re shamelessly reposting them here, because we’re positive that you’re all going to love them.
So cute, right? You can see the full tutorial/succulent making party (including beer, nice!) on Kelly’s blog:
(Top photo by Erin Hearts Court)
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I loved this wedding! Thank you for sharing the tutorial!
I was at the home improvement store the other day and saw some cactus and succulents that had some red hues to them. What a cool idea! (and eco-friendly)
I thought this wedding was adorable. Thanks for sharing that she has a blog!
I almost did this - even with the same IKEA metal pots. Seeing these photos make me wish I had. Instead I went with some round metal pots.
Very cute!! What a brilliant idea.
it’s also a joyfull time organizing these centrepieces!
great diy idea
love love the idea. we featured a post about succulents too.
http://oddsundays.blogspot.com/2009/05/succulents-anyone.html
would love to see an australian version of this
Oh my, how absolutely delicious are they! I love the square pots.
such a great, fresh idea! I love those galvi pots.
Gorgeous!
This is one of my favorite weddings I’ve seen and the succulent favors just push it over the top!
how absolutely fun & unique.
thanks so much for the blog love kristina! xoxo
I love succulents - this is such a great idea!
I love incorporating “going green” with wonderful favors. These are simply amazing!
love this so much thank you for the wonderful blog… so inspiring.
absolutely stunning arrangements. i’d never think to use succulents that way.
I love succulents they just look so perfect. Do you know what the name of the succulent on the top right in the second picture is? Its the round light green one. I want one! Thanks
Jess, It is most likely an echeveria elegans, commonly called Mexican Hens and Chicks.
Love this idea. Totally stealing it. Where did you buy the galvanized pots in bulk? Or any suggestions as to where to purchase them on the cheap?