Wedding cards to make

Browse 25 card making tutorials for beautiful handmade wedding cards. These DIY cards are perfect for any happy couple on their big day!

Flowers and white and sparkles sure do make up the perfect wedding recipe. My card today has all three and I like it! Fiona's notes: Each little flower is two of the flower punch from the Itty Bitty Punches stuck together before I used glue dots to stick them all in place in a heart shape. Doesn't it come up well? Stamps: Timeless Love Inks: Basic Grey Papers: Whisper White thick, Whisper White, Silver foil Accessories: Itty Bitty Punches, Rhinestones, glue dots, scoreboard Inspired by…

I am excited to find this card making idea that will be perfect for Weddings and Anniversaries. I have a ton of special occasions this summer and this card is not only one-of-a-kind but it’s easy to make. Connie Stewart has provided a video tutorial and a supply list so that you can follow along and make your card in minutes.

Instructions on my blog for making this die-cut wedding card.

Posts about Wedding/Anniversary written by lisababitz

Sending wedding wishes to the newly wed couple is a charming way to congratulate their life-long affinity and wish good luck...

So much fun in this week's challenge at Retro Rubber - it's wedding time! That's right - get out your old stamps and create a wedding card....

Make a handcrafted wedding card for the Royal wedding couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with Stampin' Up! Last-Chance products.

We had a great "Brides & Babies" theme for our monthly demonstrator swap in April, and I had to share these two white-on-white wedding samples made by my teamies Mona (above) and Lynn (below). Aren't they just scrumptious? You'd think that a card made from a single color, and a neutral, to boot, would be boring, but far from it! The trick to this gorgeous cardmaking trend is TEXTURE... the thing all three of these cards having in common is the fact that, far from being a sea of boring white…

This weekend, my baby is getting married. Her wedding colors are gray and navy. So, obviously I had to create her card in that color combo. For the "gray" portion of the card, I used a softly textured metallic paper that goes by the cool name "Gun Metal". Which, by the way, is appropriate for my Sarah, who is an Army veteran having served in Afghanistan. To add to the already soft texture of the paper, I also embossed the background piece inside an embossing folder of flower to complement…