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Tip #34 – How to be a BRIDECHILLA™ – Be insta-chill & follow Off The Beaten Path Weddings on Instagram.
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Have we told you lately how grateful we are to all of our new Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest followers? We recently rolled over 600 likes on Bridechilla™ and 2000 likes on Off The Beaten Path Weddings, which is amazing! T H A N K Y O U. Take this as a little shout out to all of you following us and giving chill social media love. This Bridechilla™ Tip is just for you!

Now that you’re liking, pinning, and tweeting with us, we’ve got one more way for you to be the chill through social media – INSTAGRAM. We certainly got on this bandwagon a little late, but better late than never right?

To follow Off The Beaten Path Weddings and Bridechilla on Instagram, search “otbpw” or simply click here. Happy Instagramming!

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Tip #33 – How to be a BRIDECHILLA™ – Adorn your guests’ chairs with muslin, our new favorite (& totally affordable) material that adds just the right amount of chill elegance.
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This week we came across a refreshing new take on chair decor. If you see below, we typically are fans of an understated elegance for the bride & groom chairs. An Off The Beaten Path Wedding has signature touches like these burlap Mr. & Mrs. signs:

KT MERRY | Jessica Burke Photography

And we recently started using these wooden, shabby chic Mr. & Mrs. signs to adorn the bride and groom’s chairs too..

From Anna & David’s wedding:

But what are the best ways to decorate the rest of the chairs? Personally, chair covers are a little old and we have been dying to see something new. Luckily, Armenian Weddings read our minds and shared this amazing new use for muslin with this week. It’s just too gorgeous to keep under wraps!

Why limit this gorgeous idea to your wedding reception? Use it in any formal setting or even your backyard (if you love it just as much as us!). And it gets better: the material is called muslin, which is very inexpensive and easy to find. Thank you Armenian Weddings for the share, plan on seeing this idea at an Off The Beaten Path Wedding this year!