Looking to add a little handmade excitement to your wedding celebration? Check out these inexpensive and super-simple party poppers. Made with materials that you already have or can easily get, the colors and materials can easily switched up to suit any theme or color scheme. They’re a great way to add an extra festive touch to the event, or up the ante and turn Jordan almonds or M&Ms into memorable favors. Make sure you check out all of our country wedding DIY projects and rustic wedding do it yourself ideas.
Materials
Tissue paper, Scrapbooking paper, Tissue tube, Ribbon, Double stick tape, Scissors, Calligraphy pen or marker, Candy (or other small items to fill popper with)
Step One – Unfold tissue paper. Cut one rectangle along the fold line.
Step Two – Place a piece of double stick tape onto the middle of the tissue roll, and then roll the tissue paper around the tube. Secure the end with another piece of double stick tape.
Step Three – Twist one end of the tissue paper and secure with ribbon (we curled our ribbon with scissors but you could also tie the ribbon into a bow).
Step Four – Fill the popper (we used Hershey Kisses).
Step Five – Twist the other end of the tissue paper and secure with ribbon.
Step Six – Cut a piece of cardstock to create a banner for your party popper. Write a message or the couple’s initials, and use double stick tape to secure to the party popper.
Rambling House – Rambling House is an event and food design company that specializes in personalized event décor and unique culinary products with a local focus. A traditional Irish “Rambling House” is a family home where locals gather to share in good conversation, storytelling, and song and dance. We strive to bring that spirit of community, tradition, and celebration together with each personal touch we add to your event, from handmade décor to our quality dishes produced from local food sources. Above all, our mission is to make your family and friends feel right at home. Visit Rambling House Events on Facebook.
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December 29, 2013 at 9:22 pm[…] These homemade wedding favors add even more excitement and a fun twist to your celebration! At Rustic Wedding Chic you’ll find a wonderful tutorial to make these wedding poppers for your wedding reception […]