Decorative Paper

Mrs. Ladybug (formerly Miss Ladybug), New York/Philadelphia Age and Occupation: 31, Full-time blogger from 7 pm to 12 am Fiance's Age and Occupation: 31, Playing video games while I blog from 7pm to 12 am Engagement Date: August 2005 Wedding Date: April 15, 2006 Blogging Since: February 1, 2006 Venue: Ballroom at the Ben, Philadelphia About Me: I am the 2nd of 5 girls. Yes, you read that right, 5 girls. I don't know if there's anything interesting about my wedding that I can tell you but I was proposed to twice.

March 11th, 2006 @ 2:39 am by Miss Ladybug

I love, love, love decorative paper. I mean I buy wrapping paper when I don’t even need it just because it’s pretty. Since I decided to go with my Martha Stewart style centerpieces I’ve been researching sites like a mad woman. I know some of you were also interested in this idea as well so here are some of my favorite resources. Appreciate me or I will bitch slap you or punch you in your forehead like Rick James did to Charlie Murphy. UNITY!!!!!!

I’m only going to feature some of my favorites and for others I’ll list on the bottom of this posting.

Paper Mojo - This is by far my favorite one that I came upon. The one that I originally wanted was $9 per sheet. Now, I’m crazy but not that crazy, shoot. Out of all the stores I’ve visited and all the online sites I’ve researched they have the largest and best selection.

Kate’s Paperie - My 2nd favorite! Especially the one located in Soho which carries the largest selection of decorative paper out of all their locations. They have lace paper in assorted colors. I thought that might be a good for the cylinder vases if you put vellum paper underneath. Just a thought someone can steal.

Luxe Paperie - They carry a HUGE assortment of Snow & Graham wrapping paper.

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Paper-Source - How can I forget them?! This is where I purchased my envelope liner templates and also the brown patterned paper for my save-the-date envelopes which I also used for my centerpieces.