If you loved the look of Eric and Bathany's beautiful floral wedding, heres how to get it. With a yummy spring colour palette of pear, grass, candy and crimson.

1. Vintage fat quarter fabric - reclaimed cotton with pink, maroon and green floral pattern, £1.80 from Raven and Matilda.
2. Birdcage Blusher Veil - with spring green floral and feathered fascinator and rhinestones. $79.99 from KMD Creations.
3. Cream rose necklace - double stranded with vintage glass jewel, $42 from Lauren Blythe Designs. 
4. Potted succulents starting at $2 from your local market or garden shop.
5. 'I do' Rhinestone Applique - something blue for your shoe! Complete with keepsake card and instructions, $10 from Mon Amour Boutique.
6. Tree of Love - fingerprint guest book tree printable file, $20 from 'i do' it yourself

A beautiful spring wedding all the way from Indianapolis to brighten your day. Full of colour and pretty floral details, with a colour palette of juicy green and yellow with bold reds and pinks.

It was truly a DIY family affair, with the grooms mother making not only the wedding dress but the flowers and food too! She even made the beautiful floral tablecloths which provided a gorgeous backdrop for the cake and escort cards.

DIY bride Bethany made her own stationery and sourced many handmade items on etsy, including our fingerprint guest book tree.

Photographed by Magelaine Images.

Some wedding cake eye candy for you this morning. These amazing creations with rose motifs are from Peggy Proschen. At the top, a Cath Kidston inspired design with a mix of round and square tiers, polka dots and pinstripes. Bottom, the rose pattern was made using a special sugar craft technique called brush-embroidery. A simple step by step guide to this can be found on Bake, Decorate, Celebrate! 

For those lucky enough to live in London, you can enrol in the Peggy Porschen Academy or just pick up a copy of her beautiful book 'Romantic Cakes'

Pic via Preston Bailey

How about this pretty alternative to the usual fabric sash chair decorations? Giant fabric roses. Of course making hundreds of these for a big wedding might be out of the question but it would be a lovely way to distinguish the bridal table.

How to
Step 1. First you'll need to make chair caps. Make sure you know the measurements of the chairs you'll be using, the width, the sides, and the length you want the cap to be.
Step 2. Make a paper pattern of the cap dimensions plus 2.5cm seam allowance; you can trim this back later. Cut it out and pin it to a piece of fabric which you will have folded in half wrong side facing up. The fold will be the top of your chair cap.
Step 3. Sew down the two sides, tidy the bottom up with a hem and trim raw edges.

Pretty straight forward if you know your way around a sewing machine. The next bit is the fun part, making some giant fabric roses.

Step 4. Cut a very long strip about 20 x 200cm from the same fabric as the chair caps; then sew a small hem along one side. (If the material you are using for your cap is quite heavy, you may have to choose a lighter weight for your rose)
Step 5. Take the strip and, with the wrong side of the fabric facing you, start by pinning it into position on the back (right side facing) of your cap; making sure you are pinning the raw edge of your fabric strip and not the hemmed edge. Start in the centre and gradually work outwards in a tight spiral, pinning it as you go. Continue pinning and spiralling outward - you can always add extra to your strip should you run out. 
Step 6. Once your rose is finished and you are happy with the result, you can choose to either sew it by hand or by machine. Whichever you choose you may find it easier to sew the centre by hand.

It was love at first sight when these gorgeous new limited edition scents from Stella McCartney arrived in the 'i do' it yourself office. Inspired by her latest catwalk collection, the beautiful bottle design is perfect to keep as a pretty reminder of your big day, long after the lovely fragrance has gone.

Stella The Print Collection (30ml), $82 each

This pretty wedding invitation is in full bloom with a chintzy rose design in shades of crimson, buttercup and rosebud with a soft grey background. A little bit retro and perfect for a garden wedding.

Go with the colours shown or select your own shades from the huge range of available options! You can create this amazing invite from your own home printer with a printable file from 'i do' it yourself. Don't think your home printers up to the task? No problem, just take the file to a professional print shop. Easy.

Available from the 'i do' it yourself online shop.