Ideas to Incorporate Wine-Dyed Paper Items for Wine-Loving Couples ♡🍷

A Classic Presentation for Wine Lovers: "Wine Box Ceremony"

For those who love alcohol

For those who love wine

The "Wine Box Ceremony" is a popular presentation for newlyweds.

It’s a ceremony where guests write letters to the couple and the couple writes letters to each other, then they place these letters in a wine box, lock it, and open it years later, like a time capsule! ♡

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This is not just a one-time enjoyment; it's a presentation that can be enjoyed 5 or 10 years later, making it popular among wine lovers.

Just imagining reading letters written on the day of the wedding while sipping aged wine is an exciting prospect for the future! ♡

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If You Love Wine, You Might Consider "Wine Dyeing" ♡

While the Wine Box Ceremony is a classic presentation for wine-loving couples...

I'd like to introduce another wedding arrangement that I recommend for wine enthusiasts.

It’s “Wine Dyeing,” where fabric and paper items are dyed using wine! ♡

There are many types of dyeing methods, such as plant dyeing and coffee dyeing, but did you know there’s a method called “wine dyeing”?

(It's true that wine stains clothing well, so it seems like it would dye nicely...!)

Items Made with Wine Dyeing ♡

Here’s a reception sign made by dyeing paper with wine.

It has a vintage feel to it and looks stylish! ♡

It seems that they immersed Daiso’s embossed paper in wine. After it dried, it became easy to bend, so they placed a weight on the paper to keep it flat.

If you want to rip the edges for a vintage look, it’s better to rip it before dyeing.

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Here’s how it looks when other papers are dyed with wine.

From left to right: copy paper, printer-friendly washi, thick tracing paper, and thin tracing paper.

Depending on the type of wine used, thick paper tends to take on a light brownish color, while thin paper tends to take on a pinkish hue.

Wine dyeing can be incorporated not only into reception signs but also into canvas-type welcome boards, thank-you tags, and various other paper items.

Guests may not notice unless you tell them, but

you could use

- the same wine you serve to guests,

- your favorite wine,

- or the same wine used in the wine ceremony,

making it a subtle detail worth considering! ♡

There Are More Items That Can Be Dyed!

In addition to paper, various items can be dyed with wine.

- Lace / Ribbon

- Corsage

- Mizuhiki (Japanese decorative cords)

- Bags

- Shirts

- Sneakers

It could be fun to try various items! 🍷

I Want to Try Wine Dyeing ♡

Wine dyeing can be done similarly to plant or coffee dyeing.

Depending on the type of wine and the item being dyed, colors can vary from beige to pink.

I think it’s wonderful to create a unique original color using your favorite wine! ♡