Celebrate the extraordinary and personalise your wedding with all of the gothic mystery and elegance you could possibly wish for. Keep reading for details of how you can conjure up the perfect wedding experience that’s exactly how you want it to be – all you need is plenty of imagination and a little Cricut™ know-how to turn your gothic wedding fantasy into reality…

Thanks to Cricut, the leading innovator in smart cutting and crafting technology, creating your dream wedding is possible, right down to the smallest, most intricate details. For instance, you can use the Cricut Explore 3™ to create a whole host of gothic-themed wedding creations, which includes cosmic Tarot card table numbers, black dahlia buttonholes, headstone-inspired ‘save the date’ invitations, corpse design temporary tattoos plus, so much more.

But that’s not all. Because a Cricut-crafted wedding isn’t complete without treating your guests and bridal party to gifts and extra special mementos that are 100% you. By this, we mean hen-party games, photo props, gift bags, matching outfits and party drinkware that sets the tone from the get-to. And when it comes to the big day itself, you can surprise attendees with personalised ‘welcomes’ and thank yous’ in the form of personalised coasters, champagne flutes and hip flasks using vinyl decals, ever-lasting paper floral table arrangements, and everything else you can possibly think of.  

Five Gothic wedding-inspired makes you can create with Cricut

Whispered promises: Personalised black clutch bags with ‘Till Death’ in silver for a touch of glamour.

Flora aura: Exquisitely-crafted dark dahlia buttonholes – the flower that symbolises love, devotion and beauty.

Predict a happy ending: Tarot-style table settings that celebrate love, passion, and commitment.

Love bite: Bespoke temporary tattoos for friends and family to share and show their love for the newlyweds. 

Gothic double: Bespoke black leather bookmarks with silver lettering that serve as both place settings and wedding favours.

Embark on crafting a Gothic romance with Cricut. For more ideas and inspiration, visit the Circut website.