10 Ways to Decorate Your Home with Items From Your Wedding

- Candles can be saved and reused, as can the candleholders. Pillar candles and votives look lovely on a mantle or bookshelf, while the tapered variety can make an ordinary meal at home romantic.
- A vase can showcase flowers on your dining room table for decades.
- Mason jars are the perfect glasses for a summer barbecue.
- A traditional guest book can sit on the coffee table, while any of the trendy, modern alternatives are suitable to be displayed in your home.
- Save a few of the linens from your reception to use for special occasions, such as holiday or anniversary signage. If you keep all of the napkins, you’ll never have to wash them again!
- Furniture from the lounge area could populate the living room of your new home. If that seems a bit much, perhaps just hold onto a throw pillow or two.
- Twinkle lights can be reused for the holiday season, and bistro lights will spruce up any backyard soirée. This is really true for any lanterns (paper or otherwise) as well.
- Displays for the dessert table can continue to show off sweet treats for your next fête.
- If you included succulents in your flower arrangements, there’s a decent chance they will survive to be planted in your yard.
- Chalkboards for signage can later be used as a calendar or to write up a grocery or to-do list.

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