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Step Three: Bake Glassware Once the ‘paint’ has dried completely you need to bake it to set the color. I learned the hard way that if it’s not entirely dry then your ‘paint’ will boil and burn onto your glass, which is not at all pretty nor romantic looking. To set the color just place your glass on a baking sheet lined with foil and bake at 250 degrees for approximately 40 minutes. Allow your glass to cool and you are done!

How about this for a wedding idea? After your last friend gets married, you all put on your dresses one last time for a photoshoot. Adorable!

EVERY SINGLE LONG DISTANCE COUPLE NEEDS TO WATCH THIS. SERIOUSLY. WATCH IT WITH YOUR SO, IF POSSIBLE. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.

Would you recreate this look for your Fall wedding?

Here’s a Pinterest find that would probably come in handy to lots of brides, so I figured I’d share it! I know I’ve read that lots of people plan on doing their own music…and after researching DJ prices I can see why! “Running your music on an iPod can be great, but not if the wrong song comes on or the music cuts out. That’s why WeddingDJ helps you plan out all the music you need at your wedding, using the songs and playlists you have in iTunes. When the big day comes, you hand it off to your MC, who simply needs to slide “next” for each part of your wedding. Features: - Helps you create a Music Plan using your songs and playlists - Suggests parts of your wedding you need music for - No awkward silences - Fades gracefully for all pauses and stops - Crossfades between songs and when you skip a track - Prevents accidental skipping or pausing - Takes requests - Waits between each song or playlist if appropriate - Supports skipping multiple songs at once - Allows modifying your Music Plan on the fly ”