After doing renovations in my home for two years, I have learned: Whole bunch of new places to shop (mostly for tools), the names and how to use a bunch of tools that look very "manly", and to be creative with new materials. Now to be totally honest, these materials are just new to me because I don't really know what they are for.
One time I went into a metal shop and was immediately fascinated with a brass stick. The employee saw how excited I was, came over right away and asked me what I was using it for. I told him that it was perfect for this metal tree that I want to hang pink paper lanterns on. His jaw dropped and said that is not what that piece of metal was for. He also said it was not brass. "shesh!"
I always see different uses for materials and I almost always think about how they can be incorporated into a wedding. I absolutely loved the pictures I found of this industrial wedding. It is totally something I would love to do. Love the work light chandeliers and the "groom" sign made of light bulbs! If you are thinking of doing an industrial wedding theme, give me a call. I will be right over with my pink tool belt!
~Monica
Owner and Lead Designer @Wishahmon
Thin wiring
Work Light Chandelier
Duct Tubing
Light Bulbs
Photo Credits: Jessamyn Harris via Green Wedding Shoes
Monica, this is so great! What did you end up using the "brass" rod for?? :)
ReplyDeleteI ended up still making a brass tree to hang paper lanterns on!
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