Better yet, with a few extra supplies, you can get crafty and make a fully customised wedding sweet table - here are a few suggestions to give you some inspiration:

Firstly you need to hydrate the gel beads. The beads will expand in size a lot, so it's important you find a large enough container to hold them in – a plastic storage tub or tote is ideal. This vintage and rustic take on a table chart display from HobbyCraft is another easy DIY that anyone can replicate! If using ribbon, simply line your fabric pennant-up with the top edge of the ribbon and secure it with a row of stitches with the sewing machine. Leave a gap in between each flag and carry on until you have a whole length of bunting. This is a great craft to use up fabric scraps, (if you don't have any scraps you can always buy fabric or lace remnant bundles from suppliers online) or fat quarter bundles that have been cut into strips.Browse a mix of ditsy floral vintage flower prints in bright and pastel colours and and lace fabric patterned flags for a traditional feel, hessian cloth and brown paper bunting for a rustic theme, or go modern with metallic rose gold foil pennants for a chic and stylish set up.

No need to worry – you can also make tassel bunting instead. Tassel bunting looks great when strung up outdoors as it can flap and move with the breeze.You can get balloons in any colour you can think of and in a multitude of different finishes, shapes and sizes. Cut two lengths of lace so that they are long enough to fit across the front of the board. Position the lace and secure it with a dot of glue on either end. Cricut machine – this project could be made using any Cricut machine but if you're only buying one to use for wedding based crafts we'd suggest purchasing the small but mighty Cricut Joy