"Fill the Frame with Masterpieces: Stylish DIY Ideas for Paper Items Featuring Famous Paintings"

Ideas for Using Famous Paintings in Wedding Items ♩

For example, here's a welcome board made from a replica of Monet's Water Lilies, enhanced with calligraphy.

Here’s another idea: using Joseph-Noël Sylvestre's "The Quarrel of Oberon and Titania" as decorative paper for invitations.

In this way, famous works of art are increasingly being used as design elements in DIY wedding items for ceremonies.

Artistic and mysterious.

The point is to create a refined and elegant atmosphere. ♡

[There Are More! ] Full-Print Paper Items Are Stylish Too ♡

I found another way to use famous paintings that I thought was wonderful and I’d like to replicate:

[DIY that involves fully printing a portion of a famous painting on the entire paper item (frame).]

The bride in this example printed a whole section of Monet’s Water Lilies Pond onto a square card, added text, and handmade her request cards.

(She mentioned adding a message on the back.)

Doesn't it look incredibly stylish, resembling a coaster or a shop card? ♡

You can find websites that offer free resources for paintings with a quick search, so just choose one that catches your eye.

When designing, I think it’s cute to use the cropping feature to cut out just a部分 of the painting instead of the entire thing, filling the frame completely.

Besides request cards, this idea could also work beautifully for place cards, thank you tags, and the cover of a profile book. ♩

I highly recommend this DIY for brides who love visiting art museums and appreciate art! ♡