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DIY Succulent Teacup Wedding Favors and Place Settings

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Hall Wedding & Events has teamed up with photographer Bryan Miller to bring you a fun bunch of DIY projects that you can incorporate into your wedding, bridal shower, or when hosting a dinner party.
The first in the series is a cute succulent teacup that doubles as a place setting and favor.
Here’s how it’s done…

Teacup, twine, succulent, moss, and soil for craft project

What you’ll need

Moss and dirt samples with labels

Repotting succulent: removing plant from small red pot

Planting succulent in vintage teacup

Planting a succulent in a vintage teacup

Succulent planted in vintage teacup with moss

Hands using a purple paper punch on yellow cardstock

Hands using a hole punch on a yellow tag

Hands tying a yellow gift tag to a succulent plant

Succulent planted in vintage teacup with Emily tag

Succulent in teacup place card for Emily

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