124: Tracy & David - DIY Family-Orientated Cocktail Wedding in WA

Are you the kind of person who feels the allure of crafty things?

If you are picturing a relaxed cocktail wedding vibe, surrounded by your family, and would love to add more of a personal touch to your day with some DIY details, then you have to meet Tracy.

Tracy and David, are a gorgeous recently married couple from Western Australia who planned a DIY, family-centric wedding after a whirlwind 12-year-long engagement. 

Tracy shares how she created her own centrepieces and hanging arrangements, how she kept the kids entertained, and even how she made her reception smell amazing.  

So if you're thinking of rolling up your sleeves and creating a unique, personal wedding, Tracy and David's story is packed with inspiration, practical advice, highs and the lowest of lows - I’ll put up the video evidence on the Unbridely Instagram account soon.

I think more than anything, you’ll learn how Tracy made the sometimes daunting prospect of DIY seem a whole lot more achievable and a whole lot less stressful with a few essential mindset shifts that you can do too.

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