What do you do with all of your wedding junk? I kind of cringe when I typed junk, because I worked SO hard on it all to label it junk...but when it's been sitting in your living room for several months just gathering dust, right?
But I found myself coming up with a new use for my tissue paper pomanders. I won't take credit for it, actually...this was B's idea...at least I'm honest. I had originally thought that I would find a local buyer for my tissue paper pomanders since it's not as if they can be easily shipped. But after sitting so long in our living room, they were looking a little worse for the wear down on the bottom. A little squished, you could say.
So I decided to toss them out. B was appalled that I was so willing to let something that I had spent countless hours (he says that he counted the hours I spent making them and came up with 800) working on for our wedding. But really, what am I going to do with them?
As we removed the inner support wire brackets and compressed them down a little to put into the outside trash...a miracle happened. B came up with a brilliant idea to get one last use of out of these bad boys before throwing them away.
Do you want to see?
Ok, twist my arm...here's our newest Christmas outdoor decorations:
And here's a close-up...
Yep, we turned out tissue paper pomanders into hanging snowmen on our front porch! They're cute...even if we can only use them this one year! Just goes to show how creative some grooms can be!
Effing brillant.
ReplyDeleteLOL! That is so crazily creative!
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Great idea!!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable...way to be resourceful, B!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! The place I got married at has a tradition of the brides leaving their stuff as a best wishes gift to future brides. Its awesome cause future brides don't have to do as much work as buy as much junk. See if the place you got married at or another local place will take it.
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