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I really like my reception space, but it needs some help.  My theme is vintage romantic and I am thinking of vines/branches and string lighting.  Any thoughts?  Inspiration pictures would be awesome! :)

I don't have much money in my budget, so I'm thinking it needs to be about $100...impossible, right!?!

Here are some ideas/what I think I'm going for:

I'm looking at Target, Walmart, save-on-crafts.com, and Michaels.  Here's some pics off the save-on-crafts website.

I would most defintely set the tables up like the second picture.  How about lining the clear  votive candles on the ledges of your venue.  Look on craigslist for people selling votives. \

How about draping vines or branches from the top where the light fixture are with white christmas lights.

Maybe some moss (it gives a country rustic feel)

@julies1949: I have been saving wine bottles for several months now, so I'm set on those (green is my color). 

I don't believe we are allowed to have flames, if we can I'll stick some tall candles in my wine bottles.  I am thinking I'll do mason jars tied with lace with the LED tealights for the window seals for sure.

For the tables I have white lace runners, white milk glass vases (not sure what I'm putting in them), green fabric napkins tied with twine and/or lace, herbs/flowers in burlap/lace covered tin cans

(http://www.gingerdesigns.com.au/blog/2010/12/13/wedding-theme-inspiration-using-herbs/)

I'm thinking I'll go with hanging fabric from the ceiling, like this

(http://www.projectwedding.com/photo/browse?photo_to_show=497831&tag=draping)

and adding the white lights.  and, maybe something like this hanging from the ceiling in random:

(http://bluemittengreenhouse.blogspot.com/2011/05/yarn-ball-love.html)

Yeah, I need to search craigslist.  I just realized yesterday that I need to do something with my space.  It kind of goes along with realizing I have a month until this whole thing is here!

What do you think?  Will this look cohesive enough, or is it too much?  Does it look vintage/romantic?

Thanks ladies!

@julies1949: yep.  $100 ain't happening!  I think I can do it for $200 though. I bought 140 yards of tulle on save-on-crafts for $75.  Now I'm going to see how much white string lights are, make the yarn balls (should be relatively cheap), get the LED tealights, and flowers, and see what free branches I can get off of craigslist or friends.  I think that should be good enough.