Yes I have more ideas today for my daughter’s wedding! Today we are going to talk about how to make DIY wedding fans. When your daughter picks a July wedding date for an outdoor ceremony…in July…..in Tennesse…..you need to come up with something! I thought why not give everyone their own fan to at least move the air around. I came up with these quick and easy DIY wedding fans. This post is sponsored by Online Labels however all projects and opinions are my own.
Supplies needed to make your own DIY wedding fans:
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- OL375 White Labels
- 12 x 12 card stock in the color of your choice
- Paper cutter (this will make everything much faster!)
- Heart or other stamp (I used a custom made mason jar stamp but some of the options below would work)
- Letter stamps
- Stamp block
- Ink to match your wedding (I recommend Staz-On)
- Self Adhesive Fan Handles
Cut the card stock into 6 x 6 squares with your paper cutter.
Stamp the labels with the initials of the couple plus a mason jar or other heart in the center.
Peel and stick the labels to the center of the card stock squares. Flip them over and peel and stick the fan handles to the back. The adhesive on the fan handles is really strong and will last throughout the wedding.
Your DIY wedding fans are complete and ready for your summer wedding ceremony. These are really quick and easy to make. You can whip up 200 or so in an hour. Create an assembly line with some helpers and knock this off of your wedding to do list in no time at all.
Your guests will love having their own personal fan to move the air around during the wedding ceremony. You will love how easy and inexpensive these DIY wedding fans are to make!
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These are great!
Yes Krista u r right
What a great idea. So adorable.
Bev
They look so professional I would have never guessed how easy they are to make! Great job!
Love ideas you’ve shared with us, so helpful. These fans could be adapted for any party, event, love when ideas are so versatile.
Do know how hot it can be in Tennessee in July. Used to go down to River Gate in TN often to visit fantastic JoAnns there. Went to event for Country Home magazine one time, phew was it hot and sticky. This was when we lived few miles north of Bowling Green, KY. Summers there were brutal after living in dry climates, even native Kentuckians complained about heat/humidity..
Great thing about KY is so easy to get to other areas/ states from there in less time. Much as weather was hard on me loved our house and 1 1/2 acres out in country. Prices for real estate in Ky are so reasonable compared to here in western CO , we live about 18 miles west of Grand Junction. We have 1/2 acre with single wide 16×80 mfg. home paid $120K for compared to place in KY for $55K. Oldest son bought place in KY completely redid house, inside/out and added wonderful big front porch. Then he sold it to us in 1999. Have safe,fun weekend
Have a great holiday! And yes I love the Bowling Green area! Thanks for the comment!
So simple and so modern/useful. Great idea and really nicely done 🙂
Angie! What a great idea for those hot summer weddings!! I’m going to save this for later, there might just be a wedding to plan in the future… 🙂 Thanks for sharing and linking up at DI & DI 🙂
Super cute and easy to make and yes we could all use these right now!Thanks for linking up to Merry Monday! Sharing on Twitter! Have a great week!
Kim