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Our wedding was up in Banner Elk, North Carolina. It's in the Smoky Mountains, more like the High Country. So I stuck with that theme. The bouquets were one of my favorite things. The berries in my sunflowers added some texture. And the bridesmaid bouquets had the perfect shade of peach/rose roses. They were even better than what I hoped for. Here's a little shot of my dress. I fell in love from the moment I saw it. I never even tried it on before I bought it! Simple, no beading, no crazy…

We'll show you how to use lace to make several, pretty designs for your terra-cotta pots, as well as how to arrange them together to make a lovely centerpiece.

Want to make your new planter look old? Here are three ways to quickly and easily age a terra cotta pot!

Using a primitive firing technique that has been refined over thousands of years, these clay pots and saucers are hand-crafted in Asia. Before firing, each piece is wrapped in linen and slowly dried, lending a beautifully imperfect, aged finish. Hand-crafted for one-of-a-kind appeal, each Earth Fired pot + saucer set is made from clay with a highly variable mineral content, which can cause color variation from pot to pot. During a unique aging process, natural moss develops on the surface of…

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This couple got married in the most perfect, eclectic way under a curtain of marigolds at their colorful $50,000 Los Angeles wedding.

This holiday season, unleash your creativity by crafting unique and festive decorations using terra cotta pots. With just a few materials and some guidance, you can transform these humble pots into delightful creations like a gingerbread village, adorable snowmen, Santa's iconic red suit, and even a whimsical Christmas tree. Explore this guide from The Home Depot to get started on your DIY terra cotta pot crafts. Tap to explore.

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Terra cotta pots with succulents, bright pink and orange roses, tulips and dahlias

Have you ever wanted to make something look like it's been around for ages, even though you just picked it up new from the store? I've been wanting to try to "age" terra cotta pots for quite some time. When I found lots of terra cotta pots at the 99cent store for a dollar each,