Negative: A
bride isn’t able to see herself in her full gown on her wedding day
Positive: This
custom full length mirror
The mirror was
purchased from Home Depot at around $60. It’s 5 feet tall by 3 feet wide.
I used 4, six
foot boards that were 3 inches wide. I cut the boards at a 45 degree angle and
assembled using 1 inch pocket holes with my kreg jig attachment.
Before:
After:
The frame is
stained Red Oak by Minwax.
I glued the
mirror to the frame using liquid nails. I did not use any clamps as I didn’t
want to damage the mirror.
***Helpful
hint: Put the frame down and then lay the glass on top. The weight of the glass
will help bond to the wood frame.
Do you see that
beautiful gown?!
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Our "morning of" spread. |
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| The groom even sent her flowers every hour while we were getting ready! It was a beautiful wedding for a beautiful couple and I'm so glad I was able to be a part of their day. #bray4ever |
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