Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2010

albums

Photo albums for portrait sessions and weddings


The 7x7in. album is a standard layout with one image per page.












The 8x10 in. album is a custom layout, uniquely designed by yours truly! Every book is different and can have multiple pictures per page. Mostly used for wedding albums, but can be used for portrait sessions also.









Books can have either image wrap covers where there is an image on the front and back of books or you can use any of the paper samples below as book covers.
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Sunday, August 8, 2010

Box Up Your Memories

I just put together a sweet little shadow box full of some of my wedding things. I hung it in my hall way. Now every time I pass by it my heart warms a little at the thought of our wedding day.


My box in all its prettiness!


Here is one of our match book favors. We gave these out because our guests lit sparklers as we ran to our get away car.


This is our wedding invitation, held by a pin that was in my bouquet. Our colors were teal and orange.


These are our cake toppers. I had them custom made to look like us!

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

a tea party


This weekend one of my best friends was married. We all had such a wonderful time being apart of the events and seeing all of the lovely bride's ideas unfold. One of my favorite things from this weekend was the very classy 'High Tea Bridal Shower'.

All of the ladies were dressed in their finest and and no one went without a fabulous hat!



We felt like royalty being served by the groom and his best man. We were 'showered' with an assortment of wonderful food. There were scones, cakes, figure sandwiches, pimm's, and of course tea. I've decided we need to make this a weekly ritual, because it was so much fun!


The tea party was very authentic and was given by a husband and wife who are from England and have even given teas for royalty. They told us so many interesting facts about teas and England, it sounded even better with their wonderful English accents.

It was all so "posh"!



She is reading my card :)



Good til the last drop.

Monday, May 24, 2010

American Goth

When classic meets modern...


Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Something Blue

Wedding Ideas Under $20...
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I don't know about you, but when I was planning my wedding
a few months ago I loved finding new and unique ideas to
add a little something special to my wedding day, especially
if they were cheap!
Even if that thing you find is a little unconventional; who
cares as long as it screams "you!"

Here are a few great finds from Etsy.com to add that
'something blue' to your wedding da
y.


It's okay to be a little funky!
This handmade and very mod ring adds a great
punch of color.




Who doesn't love a great cameo!
Add a little flare to your up-do with these great
bobby pins.





Classic and chic.
These sweet little earrings are fitting for any
hopeless romantic.



Sniff, sniff.
This 1920's hand embroidered
handkerchief will be
handy when the sniffles start...and it's too cute.



An oldy, but a goodie.
Try adding this vintage broach to your bouquet for
added whimsy.




Pom poms.
These party poms are perfect for an added cheerfulness
to any event. They come in so many great colors too.




Sew what?
This assortment of vintage buttons would look great in the
bottom of
vases filled with candles or flowers. They
would add a lot of fun
to any centerpiece.



If these walls could talk...
Vintage wallpaper can be framed, and used for your
table
numbers or glued to the back of cards for your
guests to write a note...the possibilities are endless!




Dear, Mr. and Mrs....
This vintage blue typewriter is a great alternative to a
guest book. It will be fun because most people have
forgotten what it's like to type on one.



Flower fun.
Instead of messy confetti or expensive rose petals, these
are a modern and classy way to decorate your tables.
And they come in any color.




Table for two, please.
Instead of the traditional linens spice things up with
printed ones.
No one will expect it.