Invites
Here are the Save The Dates - I used old images of our wedding location back when it was used as a community theater in the 1930s (it's currently a historic site):
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I put my Advertising major skills to good use and created our invites from scratch, with inspiration from another style I've seen (which would have cost us thousands of dollars). I saved thousands and designed/printed our own invite for less than $500.
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Table Numbers
I drew numbers on old vintage European postcards
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Guest Book
I also used the old vintage postcards for people to sign as the guestbook - they put them in the vintage glass mini greenhouse, and I still have them in there in our Master Bedroom!
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See the vase with flowers? Those are pens! I made them with floral tape and fake flowers.
Favors
I used the same candy apple vendor as this one pictured, and I loved the idea of the monogrammed tag. (credit: theknot.com's pootiekins)
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Here are the tags I created for our candy apples:
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**check back for the non-pro and pro-pics for more detail shots!**
Gifts
I wanted the bridesmaids gifts to fit the theme, but also be function and something they could use past the wedding date. I decided on a Sephora gift card, make-up bag, pashmina, candle and wine glass (some of my favorite things!)
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For the moms we did white pashminas and also a travel jewelry case from Tiffany's
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The guys got a variety of different gifts, all coordinating with their likes and personalities.
Coming up tomorrow, rehearsal dinner pictures!
everything is SO wonderfully done and so personal. you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative. Love the wedding details!
ReplyDeleteWow -- I shouldn't be surprised really, beautiful wedding details! Those invites -- dreamy!
ReplyDeleteYour "guest book" idea is the loveliest and most creative I have ever seen! I bow down before you!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! That travel Tiffany's jewelry tote is too cute!
ReplyDeleteloving the details! getting me excited for next weekend!! :)
ReplyDeleteLoved your details, and was so inspired by your personal touches. Everything tied together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks adorable, I love how you carried the theme throughout the wedding!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with all of the designing! You are very creative!
ReplyDeleteeverything is SO wonderfully done and so personal. you did a great job!
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