We we hope you enjoyed this months blog and are now inspired to add some regal style to your wedding. And remember, just because its DIY doesn't mean you have to sacrifice any glitz and glamour.

This month we fell in love with Feathered Designs pretty bridal accessories, like this lovely feather fascinator with French tulle, skeleton leaves and vintage jewellery. We were gob smacked with this amazing dress from Hope and Scotts beautiful black and white wedding, photographed by Callib Photography. Remember our bokeh blog post from last year? How about these cute lens covers so you can try out all sorts of effects with this bokeh kit?! Great fun for the reception.

Credits: Gorgeous model shot by Solve Sundsbo. Usually our mood boards come first and from there we develop a matching range of printable wedding stationery, but in this case the inspiration for this months theme came from one of our recent save the date card designs - tie the knot. Available through our online 'i do' it yourself shop. Starfish make a fabulous addition, like napkin rings made with rope. And don't forget boats - great for table centrepieces.
Love on the high seas, a romantic real wedding via Brides.com. Life rings make great decorations and you can even have them personalised with your names and wedding date. Anchors away! Adorable wedding cake via Real Weddings. A beautiful table setting with pearl handled cutlery tied up with string and a fishing net for a table cloth, pic via Pottery Barn. And finally, cream coral for stunning table decorations.

Congratulations to ... oh, anonymous... who has won our little competition to blog about their wedding idea for the month. We loved the idea of a Chinese Australian wedding. Anonymous said:

Ahh well life can begin to return to normal now the wedding is over, and I'm pleased to say we have pretty much managed to stick to our meager budget of $5000. But don't worry, we're not done with weddings! The blog will continue as usual with more great ideas, DIY projects and pretty stationery designs.

If the idea of an Alice in Wonderland themed wedding seems a bit too much for you, it makes a fabulous bridal shower, like this playful and enchanting party. Photos by Andrea Carlyle via The Perfect Wedding.

If you're lucky enough to live in Paris head over the Printemps department store for a fabulous glimpse into wonderland. Those of us who don't live in Paris head over to HauteWorld blog for some inspiration.

So apart from lying around in the sun and sipping champagne, what are you going on your picnic wedding day? Play croquet of course. Basically the object of the game is to be the first to work a heavy ball through a set of nine wickets. All you need is a lawn and a croquet set!

Polyvore Our top pick for where to start creating your on own online mood boards. It's fast, easy to use and fun. Plus there are hundreds of other users churning out a fantastic array of inspiration. You will need to register to start putting your ideas together, but once signed in there are huge number of images to work with and its quite easy to add more. It's a simple case of search, drag and drop. One of the best features of Polyvore is you can easily follow the links back to where the images came from, so if that was an online shop, you can click through to buy. Genius. www.polyvore.com

September wedding in Florida by RebeccaAH

Bridal Canvas Another option is Bridal Canvas. Working in a similar way to Polyvore you double click from a selection of thumbnails what you would like to appear on your mood board. Again you will need to register to get started. We did find this a little harder to use, more search functions would really help, it was tricky to find suitable images. Deleting items from our canvas didn't always seem to work and we lost the whole thing twice. But in saying that there are some good features and it is worth a look. You can add music to your moodboard which is a nice touch especially when sharing your wedding ideas with family and friends. www.bridalcanvas.com

If you have a mood board to share the check out our idoityourself flickr group and add your ideas.