Need help i think?!?

Backdrop and hurrican lamp for the head table.

Thank you everyone for the responses. So my venue is on a friends property outside with a small yet medium size green house. I am not big on flowers or anything like that so that is out. I am not over girly so hard to picture girly crap all over lol. Hay bales is such a great idea and I was going to use that my a few people are allergic to hay. One being my future husband and the other is my sister/maid of honor. So that sucks. I am going to have a crap load of mason jara with bullet casings and nuts and blots in them on the tables. I want string lights for other mason jars....... wait I guess I am good on my decor I know what I need I guess I just need to get it all. So here is my other question would it look bad to have random decorations mixed in together like picture frames and etched glass sayings and crap ?

I just picked one thing at a time and tried to match it to what we already had... Our venue is very neutral so I picked our invitations and everything else matches stylewise.

My suggestion: Envision the ceremony and reception spaces. Place the existing things you have in those spaces. Then, fill the rest of the space in your mind. What do you see? What are you excited about? Then, make that happen!

Definitely check out pinterest - I just searched John Deere wedding theme and so many idea's came up!

Pintrest was my best friend. I grew up on a farm and my parents still have one so our wedding will have some country elements to it. Hay Bales to sit on for the ceremony but instead of sitting directly on them there potentially will be a board across them. Since your getting married in October possibly some pumpkins. Table decorations burlap table runners, mason jars with baby's breath. You can utilize wood cut in different lengths. Hay bales as décor. Barn wood signs or pallets. Lots of ideas.

The card box could sit on a small table with the "Thank you for coming" sign above it or pinned to the tablecloth. Would you consider ivory table cloths with black napkins (elegant) and centrepieces made of apple juice or tomato juice cans, spray painted ivory with lots of greenery in them. Since you're getting married in October, maybe put some cattails in the greenery and some fall leaves. Place the centrepieces on a black felt piece (felt is available at Dollar stores). Does this help any?

First, what does your venue look like, do you have pictures?

Second, let's decide on a list of what you need - it sounds like you already have a lot, so you may be closer than you think to being done.

This gallery of rustic designs might spark your creativity, do you like any of these pictures? https://www.weddingwire.ca/wedding-ideas/rustic-wedding-decor-ideas--c408

Where is the wedding? Is it outdoors or in a venue? What aspects of decor are you wondering about? There's a lot of cute things on pinterest.

Mason jars with baby's breath is a cute look for centrepieces and would go and you might be able to pick from someone's yard. My cousin had a similar theme last year. Guests sat on hay bales for the ceremony (but they have farms in the family). They gave away john deere tractor cookies as favours. You could add toy tractors to the centrepieces as well.

John deere rice krispie cake