If you go into the woods today your sure of a big .... beautiful wedding! We hope you enjoyed this months woodland wedding ideas. Here are a few of our favourite finds this month to wrap things up.
We just fell in love with this picture from a real life whimsical woodland wedding, a bar in the middle of the forest and a stag lamp - awesome! Photo by Amore Studios. A black forest gateau just seems so fitting for a woodland wedding, pic by Katie Quinn Davies and a recipe can be found on Master Chef. A little red mushroom, and its a soap! Wouldn't it just make the cutest wedding favour? $6 each from Bubble Lane.

Next month on the blog... say cheers!

Pic via Green Wedding Shoes

The idea of just one wedding cake has been quickly taken over the last few years by the dessert bar. But for a more rustic approach, great for cooler months, how about a pie bar?

Offer guests a mouthwatering selection of homemade pies in lots of fun flavours. Mini pies even make lovely wedding favours wrapped in little boxes tied up with string. And don't forget to check out our previous post for DIY pies in jars - so cute!

Cakes via Once Wed

Your guests will totally trip out over a cake decorated with marzipan or meringue mushrooms!

Whether using store bought marzipan or making your own from scratch, it can easily be molded like play dough into little mushrooms. Start by making the stems - just a blob of marzipan rolled into shape. For the tops use a cookie cutter to make circles, not too thick, and with a skewer make little imprints all the way round for added effect. To decorate just dust with some dirt, ie coco powder, and even some grated chocolate. And for an extra touch of magic add a light dusting of ediable glitter.
Who knew fungus could be so much fun?

For a meringue methed check out this recipe from Martha Stewart.

Searching for the perfect woodland wedding centerpiece? Then look no further than a terrarium – a magical miniature landscape complete with living plants displayed in a glass container. This beautiful example above is from Make Something, and there are plenty of other great resources available on the internet to show you have to make your own, these are a couple of our favourites:

• Camera and Light have added cute toy deer and little pine cones to their wood themed terrarium
• Martha has some quick tips here

Pics via The Sweetest Occasion, Young House Love and Going Home to Roost.

There was a lot of interest last week in our printer to wood DIY project post, here. So I thought we'd take a look at a few other great ideas to turn an ordinary piece of wood into a wedding wonder!

1. Wood burning. A fantastic technique perfect for signs and table numbers, and if you are really keen - place cards! You will need to purchase a wood burning kit from a hardware store such as Bunnings or online. These cost around $30, so not too expensive and the effect is really gorgeous. See the step by step on The Sweetest Occasion.
2. Painted stencils. Great for table numbers this lovely idea from Young House Love is very simple. All you will need are some large numbers quickly printed up onto basic card stock, painters tape, a stanley knife and paint!
3. Trace and paint. A little more time consuming but you can achieve beautiful results with this lovely DIY project found on Going Home to Roost. 

Today we have a really lovely  real wedding to share and hopefully inspire you. Last post we had a little look at DIY firefly jars. A great idea if you don't actually have fireflies around. In this wedding, the bride Kathryn included firefly catching jars as wedding favours. "They were a major hit and I thought it was a super cute DIY idea." says photographer Crystal George.
Kathryn and Ben also chose one of our fingerprint trees as their wedding guest book. It's always amazing to see our work brought to life.

Thank you to Crystal George Studios for sharing these lovely images.

Pic: We heart it

Don't you just love it when something so pretty is so simple?  Just flick glow in the dark paint onto the insides of jars and recreate the magic of fireflies. A very clever idea from Chrisjob on Curbly.