Wedding season is upon us! If you or someone you know is getting hitched this summer, you’re definitely going to want to check out our collection of DIY wedding ideas to crochet.
The cost of weddings today can definitely add up; from the venue itself to the decorations, invitations, and food, there are so many wedding-day details that cost big bucks. To save a few dollars, why not craft some of your wedding day items?
Having homemade items part of your celebration always adds an extra special touch of sentiment. Browse our favorite DIY wedding ideas to crochet below. For even more free crochet patterns for your special day, find our full collection of wedding crochet patterns right here at AllFreeCrochet. Any one of these free crochet designs would make excellent additions to your special day.
Our Favorite DIY Wedding Ideas to Crochet:
Bridal Garter: Whether she keeps it or tosses it, every bride has got to have a garter on her wedding day!
Beautiful Bridal Shawl: This is the perfect lightweight shawl to wear if there’s a chill to the air.
Bridal Hankie: Wipe away your tears of joy with this free crochet pattern.
Bridal Bouquet and Boutonniere Set: Flowers are one of the most expensive aspects of a wedding; save a few bucks and crochet your own! This is also a great idea because your bouquet will last forever.
Chiq Crochet Wedding Necklace: Sure, diamonds may be a girl’s beast friend and pearls are timeless and elegant, but nothing is more unique than a crocheted necklace.
Crochet Flower Basket: Send your flower girl down the aisle with this cute crocheted basket.
Lucky White Wedding Glove: This henna-inspired wedding glove is a beautiful crochet pattern to wear on your special day.
Crocheted Ring Bearer Pillow: Your rings will stay safe and sound in this white crocheted pillow.
Wedding Wishes: Trio of Patterns: This trio of patterns includes pattern instructions for a Wedding Wishes Star, Wedding Wish Guest Book Pen, and The Wedding Wishes Flip Flop.
Pineapple Wedding Veil: The dress is already so expensive, why spend even more money on the veil? Crochet your own with this free crochet pattern.
Wedding Favor Bags: Send your guests home with cute party favors that you crocheted yourself! These cute bags can hold a variety of items including chocolate, candy, matchbooks, flower seeds, and more.
Have you ever crocheted anything for a wedding before? Tell us about it below!
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I love doing wedding crochet roundups on my blogs – so many great ideas from the favors to the dress!
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I have not made anything as of yet but give me some time. I am opening a hat shop at a local antique gallery. It will have veils, hankies, and anything else I can find to make.
I’ve crocheted a Heart Shaped pattern and used a stiffining to make it firm and used it as a wedding cake topper, also have crocheted several ring bearer pillows.
One of my daughters got married in January. Not having too much extra money around, I decided to crochet some things for her. Her favorite was a “money bag” for when they did the dollar dances at the reception. I did a drawstring pocketbook in a nice shiney white cotton thread and decorated the from with a flower/rhinestone arrangement that matched her outfit. It’s a one of a kind!
I crocheted a beaded shawl for my oldest granddaughter for her wedding. I also entered it in our local Fair and it won a “Best in Show” blue ribbon. I also crocheted beaded shawls for the whole wedding party for another of my granddaughters. So much fun and sooooo pretty!
For my own wedding in July, 1987, I crocheted the flower girls’ basket and fans for the bridesmaids. I decorated the fans with silk flowers and filled the basket with the same. For my sisters’ wedding, I crocheted her wedding dress which took 200 hours. I made satin panels which I decorated with beads and silk flowers. She looked beautiful in it and it got many favourable comments about it.
Hi Sherree –
Do you have a pattern for the lace fans you made? I’m looking for such a pattern, am wondering if you can/will share the pattern?
Thanks!
I crocheted all the lace edging for my original wedding dress many years ago, it turned out beautiful, even though it took a very long time to accomplish! From my shop I have also sold my chokers and wrist cuffs to brides and bridesmaids….It is lovely to have something “handmade with love and care” on that special day!
For my daughter-in-law’s wedding held in December four years ago, I crocheted a bed jacket adapted for a wedding. She looked like a snow princess as she left the wedding.