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Do-it-Yourself Wedding Cord (a tutorial)

We’re no experts on wedding cords but after seeing the personalized cord below, we know it’s better that most we’ve seen.

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This is actually a DIY project of Eyzel (ni Angelo) who’s an active W@Wie. In her wedblog, she shared where she bought the materials, revealed how much each cost, and detailed how to assemble everything.  But what’s more impressive is that those are accompanied with step-by-step pictures, and those shots look nice — kinda Martha Stewart-ish but on a dark background! :D

For those unfamiliar about what a wedding cord is and where it’s used during the ceremony: it’s known as lasso in Mexican or Spanish weddings.   It may be a silken rope, a string of flowers, links of beads or coins, forming the a figure-eight.  Each loop is loosely placed around the the neck/shoulder area of the couple by the cord sponsors. It’s a Catholic wedding ritual and is said to symbolize the infinite bond of marriage.

If you’re considering doing a similar DIY project, you may want to check it out. :)

  1. Janice ni Jake Says:

    Galing galing!!!:-) This inspired me to do another DIY cord…ahihi!:-)

  2. eyzel Says:

    i just found this. thank you ms. benz! love it! =)

  3. eyzel Says:

    oh i almost forgot, the photos are courtesy of my H2B. hihihihi i know he’s happy rin coz naappreciate rin yung work nya. thanks once again po! =)

  4. Ellen Celis Says:

    Congratulations! yihee!!! Im so proud of you sissy! :D

  5. Alma Says:

    ang galing, sis! sana makagawa rin ako

  6. Donna Says:

    wow! really impressive and inspiring! :) super like! :)

  7. rochelle Says:

    Wow… Awesome! I’m gonna make one too… Thanks for the inspiration!

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