The knot has been tied and the honeymoon is (sadly!) over?and now you are surrounded by boxes and boxes of votives, mason jars, and all of those DIY projects you spent months agonizing over before the big day. So what do you do with all of your leftover wedding decor now"
Sell It on Craigslist or Social Media
The best way to get rid of your leftover wedding decor is to make a little bit of your money back that you spent on those thousands of pre-wedding trips to Michaels. Unless you did something pretty off-the-wall or unique with your wedding decor, there?s a good chance that another bride or groom local to you will eagerly snatch up your leftovers. List your votives, vases, burlap table runners, table numbers, or any other leftover craft supplies on Craigslist, Oodle, Facebook marketplace , or even right here on Weddingbee! Although you may not be able to get back all of the money you spent on your wedding decor, a nice chunk of change and clearing out space in your garage never hurt anyone.

Donate It to Another Bride or Groom
Chances are that if you are of a certain age, then you most likely know someone else who is also about to get married. Weddings are expensive (as you well know), and anything you can do to help your fellow bride or groom out when it comes to cost would be an extremely kind gesture.
If you don?t need the cash for anything right away, consider donating your stash of wedding goodies to any friends or family members who are in need of it. Can?t t...