You must remember Kate and Mark's beautiful Crear wedding photographed by RMW sponsors Mckinley-Rodgers that we featured last month, we know a lot of you also wanted more information on the various DIY projects the super stylish couple took on to create their clean dreamy decor.

Kate has kindly shared all of the information you will need to create your own table plan, confetti cones, stationery and hanging paint-dipped feathers. We've put all of the how-to instructions as well as the supporting images and stockist details (click the highlighted links) into some sexy templates for you lovelies to add to your pinterest boards at your leisure, do let us know what you think of this format and if you find it useful.

I am trying to think of a reason to display aforementioned paint-dipped feathers in my home, maybe I don't actually even need a reason as such other than they are just SPECTACULAR.

Table Plans & Lavender

This simple table plan would work with most colour schemes and themes and of course if the whole All Saints esque antler style isn't your bag you could consider any variety or branches sprayed in your favourite shades or a pretty potted tree to display similar table tags.

Lavender not only looks pretty but it smells AMAZING - one of our favourite types of confetti.

Stationery

Bride and Grooms often begin their big day theming with their paper goods, and if you are a stationery geek this is an excellent place to start, not least because it gives direction as to what else you can incorporate into the decorative details.

Stamps are an excellent investment - and cheap as chips.

Advice Cards & Tags

Anything that serves as a focal point AND guest entertainment is a wedding winner, Kate and Mark chose brown paper for their advice cards but you could of course choose any colour and stock you fancied. Choose a basic string as per above or ribbon, lace and even sequin thread as alternatives.

Hanging Feathers

My favourite, and as per everything else in this feature you can adapt the idea to suit your own individual requirements. I'm a huge fan of copper and gold dipping and with Spring on the way you could try a whole host of pastel shades to co-ordinate with your chosen blooms.

Enjoy! and do let us know if you have decided to carry out any of these projects, we would love to see!

Big DIY Love

Charlotte xxx