Mrs. Bee, New York
Age and Occupation: 29, Weddingbee Publisher
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Internet
Engagement Date: May 7, 2004
Wedding Date: March 5, 2005
Venue: Westside Loft, New York
About Me: Yes, my name really is Bee! I love my blogging, wikis, and tabasco sauce!
Giveaway Contest Entry #14
July 31st, 2006 @ 1:00 pm by Mrs. Bee
Dear Weddingbee,
Love, love your site. It is constantly discussed on the wedding message board for Chicago brides I frequent. Yup, you’re popular in Chicago too :-). Anywho, I am a DIY nut. I have really enjoyed the entry posts by so many creative bride. So many talented women. I have a TON of project for my upcoming nuptials, so I decided to submit mine.
For your viewing pleasure:
STDs magnets- I designed and I attached to a card printed from my printer at home.
Wedding Invitations - I couldn’t find the invite I liked online, so I created these from scratch. They are a compilation of all the invite details I liked. I even got the idea about the envelope insert from your site, thanks!
Flower girl basket, Ring bearer pillow, and one of the 100 votive candles holders I decorated for my reception tables.
Card Box
Unity Candle
Pew Decoration
Guest book- I designed and sent to mypublisher.
Aisle runner - my personal favorite - took me 5 days to paint!!!
Steph aka Alphababe
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Today is the last day to get your DIY project submissions in. In addition to the matches/candles, we’re also going to throw in a nice surprise gift for the winner! So get your entries in by 11:59 pm tonight!
9 Responses to “Giveaway Contest Entry #14”
Love the format of that Save-the-date! I may have to do something similar for mine 
OMG — you did the dang thing, girl! Your DIY is on that next level!
Greetings from another Chi-town (born and bred and missing home badly) gal who loves that DIY!
I’m near Chicago, too! LOVE the aisle runner!
LOVE THE AISLE RUNNER. HOW’D YOU PAINT THAT???
I love your all your DIY projects… awesome work !! Youre the DIY Queen !!
MizzPiggeys, I bought the aisle runner from ebay. Its a fabric runner but kinda sheer, so I was able to just lay my design underneath and trace. After I sketched the design. I used acrylic paint to fill it in. I used acrylics because is bonds well to porous surfaces and doesn’t crack. After it dried, I just rolled it back up. It wasn’t bad just took a while to stay inside the lines.
they’re gorgeous.
I wish my church allowed for aisle runners…. I’d have a field day decorating it!
wow…i love the aisle runner. i am really impressed you painted that.
