The uses for a mason jar are endless. Use them as a tea light candle holder, vase for wild flowers, or bind them together using twine to create your own unique center piece. They can even be the container for your signature drink! Mason jars come in all sizes, colors, and a few different shapes, if you're good at searching. The good thing about mason jars is they are really easy to come by. You can buy them in bulk at Wal-Mart, go visit a yard sale or a flea market. Wedding planners love to use mason jars because they are inexpensive and can be used for multiple purposes, and couples like to use them because the mason jar is unique. There are a million and one ways to use these jars! I love finding different inspirations for mason jars, so I'll stop typing and let you feast over these gorgeous photos...
Inspirations from Cypress Plantation (Myrtle Beach, SC)
Photographer Allison Reisz captured this gorgeous wedding inspired photoshoot designed by Embellished Events. Check out her blog for more gorgeous pictures.
Wonderful Wisconsin Wedding, Oh yah!
Photographer Anna Page shot this beautiful Wisconsin wedding.
Tying the Nautical Knot
Corey Hendrickson was the photographer for the nautical nuptials featured.
Mason Jar alla Americano
Photography by La Vida Creations.
Deep South Mason Jars
They used burlap to wrap the mason jar, and then added an additional layer of lace.
Photograher Johnathn Ivy captured this Texas wedding.
Backyard Tennessee Mason Jars, ya'll
Take a 4x4 piece of wood, slap on a stain to give it a whole new look, and add assorted vases with wildflowers, and a few mason jars with twine wrapped around the neck to complete this center piece.
Grab some chalk paint from your local hardware store and paint on this cool feature!
Photography by Austin Gros.
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