
Want a classic, elegant wedding on a dollar store budget? These 18 Dollar Tree wedding decorations prove it can be done, starting with a hula hoop floral canopy, a hot glue flower chandelier and a table chandelier that look like they came from a rental company. Gold leaf vases, a gold sequin heart, candlestick holder centerpieces and dollar store hurricanes bring the polish, while topiary trees, a greenery table garland, paper flower pomanders and flower bouquet centerpieces fill in the romance. The little touches count too: ribbon rose chair accents, a carnation heart, a floral photo hoop, pop-up flower cards, spring candle votives and fairy jar lanterns. And the floral wreath has one trick worth stealing for every faux flower on this list. Perfect for classic receptions, bridal showers and anyone who’d rather spend the money on the honeymoon! Want more? See my outdoor wedding ideas, cheap wedding decorations, DIY wedding flowers and DIY wedding centerpieces.
1. DIY Hula Hoop Romantic Floral Canopy
So there are 50 DIY wedding ideas here and I put this one first because it is my absolute favorite budget-friendly wedding decor idea ever. So creative and unlike anything you’ve ever seen at weddings, this hanging wedding centerpiece idea belongs at every outdoor wedding and perhaps some indoor ones, too. Imagine this pretty DIY centerpiece idea hanging over the guest book table, over the table with wedding gifts, over the bride and grooms table or if you have enough trees or places to hang such things, maybe all of your tables? Make this cool and inexpensive wedding decor idea with supplies from Dollar Tree or your local dollar store. You are going to need a hula hoop, some rope and real or faux flowers for this and you’ll be in business, ready to make this craft for your wedding.
Get the full tutorial at missplanit.
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2. Greenery Table Garland
Drape this garland down the center of the table to create a stunning tablescape. It is super easy to make, thanks to this DIY tutorial from You and Your Wedding. And guess what, it will also save you from significant florist fees. Make your own wedding flower arrangements and walk down the aisle with pride when you get to see your impressive work along the way. This DIY rustic wedding decor idea will look great for an outdoor wedding idea, and an indoor ceremony, too.
Get the full tutorial at youandyourwedding.
3. DIY Carnation Heart
How pretty are these DIY floral hearts for any wedding day? Create the perfect romantic mood with this delightful heart made from pixie carnations. To learn how make this, follow along with the complete instructions from Modern Wedding. For a DIY dollar store wedding idea that looks anything but cheap, you definitely want to add this to your DIY wedding decor projects list. Even if the wedding invitations have already gone out, you still have time to make this quick DIY wedding decor idea . Pretty flowers need not cost lots of money, learn how with this simple tutorial.
Get the full tutorial at modernwedding.
4. Dollar Store Table Chandelier
I just love shiny and sparkly things. Make this beautiful table dollar store DIY wedding chandelier by following along with the step by step tutorial so you can get started making one for your home or wedding! This one looked too difficult for me to pull off, but when I watched the step by step tutorial video, I saw that was not the case at all. If you are thinking you might want to make some DIY lighting for your wedding, this cool but cheap DIY wedding idea is a show stopper.
Get the full tutorial at diyjoy.
5. DIY Gold Sequin Heart
Oh la la. Fancy wedding decor like this DIY wall decor idea does not have to cost a ton of money. When expensive is not what you are looking for (and I am sorry, but who is you wedding planner people?) When you want something elegant and sophisticated but not pricey, check out this Dollar Tree wedding DIY and make a large gold heart (or 6?) for your big day. Another wedding decor idea that is going to look spectacular in photos, the huge heart says it all. Love, love, love.
Get the full tutorial at 100layercake.
6. Gold Leaf Vases
Gold leaf vases are a classic dollar tree wedding idea, and they look far pricier than they are. Plain glass from the dollar store gets a shimmering gold leaf finish that catches candlelight beautifully on a reception table. Take your time with the leaf, since a little patience is what gives you that clean, glowing edge. You only need basic supplies, nothing fancy or hard to find, and you can make a whole set in an afternoon.
Get the full tutorial at thecreativityexchange.
7. Dollar Tree Inspired Candlestick Holder Wedding Centerpiece
This dollar tree inspired candlestick holder centerpiece turns budget pieces into something that looks elegant and tall on every table. It’s a smart home decor trick that works just as well after the wedding. Follow each step in order, since the small ones are what keep the finished piece sturdy. Even if you’re newer to DIY, it’s a forgiving project to start with, and the full tutorial is at the link.
Get the full tutorial at missplanit.
8. Dollar Store Hurricanes
Dollar store hurricanes are simple, quick and exactly the kind of DIY home decor idea you’ll keep coming back to. Glass from the dollar store becomes a pretty candle holder for a wedding table, a mantel or a front porch. Make a few extra, since they tend to go faster than you’d expect once guests start asking to take one home. It’s realistic to finish even on a busy night, and it scales easily for any size of guest list.
Get the full tutorial at decorchick.
9. DIY Topiary Trees
DIY topiary trees made from dollar store supplies are one of those dollar tree wedding ideas that never get old. They add height and a polished, garden feel to entrance tables, aisles and the head table. Don’t rush the assembly, since a few extra minutes gives you a neater, fuller shape. They’re simple to put together, and you can make as many as you need for the size of your venue.
Get the full tutorial at homemadelovely.
10. Paper Flower Pomander
Cluster handmade crepe paper flowers into a lush pomander ball for a romantic hanging or table accent. Paper blooms cost pennies and never wilt, making them perfect for weddings.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
11. Hot Glue Flower Chandelier
Turn simple hot glue into delicate, translucent flowers you can string into a stunning hanging chandelier. It is an eye-catching, low-cost way to add florals overhead at any wedding.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
12. Flower Bouquet Centerpieces
Handmade paper flower bouquets make gorgeous, everlasting centerpieces for a fraction of the cost of fresh blooms. Pop them in a jar or vase for an instant wedding table upgrade.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
13. Ribbon Rose Chair Accents
Whip up pretty ribbon roses in about two minutes each to tie onto chairs, pews, or bouquets. In your wedding colors, they add a soft, romantic touch for pennies apiece.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
14. Floral Photo Hoop
Soft coffee filter flowers arranged on an embroidery hoop make a charming floral hoop for backdrops, signage, or the ceremony arch. They look like real blooms at a tiny cost.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
15. Flower Pop-Up Cards
These 3D flower pop-up cards make sweet, handmade thank-you notes or guest favors that wow when opened. They are easy to batch-make in your wedding palette.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
16. Spring Candle Votives
Dress up plain candles and votives with this simple decor technique for a soft, romantic glow down the aisle or on every table. It is an easy, inexpensive way to set the mood.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
17. Fairy Jar Lanterns
Glowing fairy jar lanterns line walkways and tables with soft, magical light for an enchanting wedding ambiance. Made from jars and fairy lights, they cost almost nothing.
Get the full tutorial at DIY Joy.
18. Dollar Store Floral Wreath
Dollar Tree flowers can look high-end with one simple trick: cut off the leaves attached to the flower stems, since those are the part that looks cheap. Everything for this wreath comes from Dollar Tree, starting with a wreath form, a few clusters of greenery, pink flowers, smaller white flowers and baby’s breath. Trim the stems to about 1 1/2 inches and glue greenery evenly around the form until it’s full. Add the big flowers first, then the smaller ones, then just a few fillers. Hang it on the ceremony doors or behind the sweetheart table.
Get the full tutorial at All Things With Purpose.






















