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Crystal's pom-poms and stick centerpieces
Posted by Ariel · Wedding porn

20 Jan 2008

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img_9555.jpgAre you looking this picture and thinking to yourself, "Self, I want to know more about those awesome colorful pom-poms and non-froofy centerpieces"?

img_9928.jpgWell, thanks to a wonderful comment to my old non-floral centerpieces post, I happen to have a link to Crystal's page full of photos of these here pom-poms and stick centerpieces. Oh, and when I asked Crystal about making the pom-poms, she admitted they were from Martha. But what *I* want to know is whether Martha intended the pom-poms to be abused in such wonderful ways.

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Rachel
January 20th, 2008 · 3:10 PM · #

wow, those are really neat. The cogs in my brain are turning.

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ivymae
January 20th, 2008 · 4:25 PM · #

procession
We used the pompoms also, but hung them between trees with white christmas lights – it made the back yard feel like less of .. well, a back yard, ha!
Super easy to make (we made most of ours the night before at our prewedding party) and the extras are hanging in our daughter's play room.

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Abbie
January 20th, 2008 · 4:47 PM · #

I love these…already trying to decide what colors I want :)

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aletha @ pearls events
January 20th, 2008 · 7:03 PM · #

Got here via One Love Photo's site. LOVE this pom pom photo. Do you mind if I link?

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Ariel
January 20th, 2008 · 7:54 PM · #

Aletha, the photos are all courtesy of Crystal, so you'll need to ask her.

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zan
January 20th, 2008 · 8:24 PM · #

I LOVE THESE!!!

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Angel
January 20th, 2008 · 10:26 PM · #

Well, what did I see when I turned to page 18 of the Everett Herald's 2008 Wedding guide? Congrats on being featured! I think this will help a lot couples realize that it's okay to do it their way.

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nancy Swiezy
January 21st, 2008 · 11:43 AM · #

I never thought I would say this but the black folding chairs look great with the teal tablecloths

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Saloon Girl
January 21st, 2008 · 11:45 AM · #

Awesome idea. I also want to go the non-flowers route but as we're going for an americana wedding I was thinking something based around oil lamps? Might ask some advice from the bride tribe

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aletha @ pearls events
January 21st, 2008 · 12:30 PM · #

Thanks, Ariel–I sent Crystal a myspace message!

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Kara
January 21st, 2008 · 12:53 PM · #

i'm doing the pom poms for our backyard wedding in May. Tho, I got ours from an import shop in Portland (Cargo, in the Pearl Dist). They are made from that ruffled plastic that costume lei's are made of. Tons of vibrant colors, cheap!, and can stay up all summer. Fun!

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crystal
January 22nd, 2008 · 10:08 AM · #

If anyone is using these colors, or wants to make some poofs of their own, I have a ton of tissue paper left over from this endeavor!! The colors are the ones pictured (orange, light pink, and reddish/salmon)

Contact me a photograbock@gmail.com if interested in any! Crystal

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[...] also got Martha Stewart pom-poms because I fell in love with the ones I saw at OffbeatBride and I wanted to sort of decorate the [...]

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mappa
February 4th, 2009 · 5:13 PM · #

well-well-well.. not bad. really!

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