The Knot Texas Weddings Magazine

the dos and don’ts of do-it-yourself

Making things yourself is a great way to add personal touches to your wedding. But fair warning: Some projects are tougher than others, and what you thought would be a super-simple activity could turn into an undertaking worthy of a world-class crafter.

DIY DON’T photography

Yes, Instagram filters make photos look amazing, but your pictures are among the few tangible things you’ll have to remember your wedding day. All of your loved ones may promise to capture every moment, but what happens if they get distracted or arrive with a low battery and no backup? Photography is a real skill—a professional photographer will ensure

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