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Mrs. Strawberry, Seattle Age and Occupation: 25, Radio DJ, Advertising Sales, Day of Wedding Coordinator Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Engineer Engagement Date: 07/04/2006 Wedding Date: September 1, 2007 Venue: Lake Union Cafe, Seattle About Me: I'm a Navy brat that has lived all over the world. I love reality shows that are in poor taste, going to new restaurants, and trying to be crafty. Emphasis on trying!
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As a wedding planner, I understand the importance of eating on the big day. I want to make sure that we all stay energized and don’t pass out at the altar. I found this cute idea off of the Mathew Mead website for a fun snack.

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“Recycle a paper beverage carrier using paper and a tag from our download section. We used double-sided tape to attach the paper. Our version includes a soda, a sandwich, an apple, a flower, and silverware. A cloth napkin adds an elegant touch to this literal “lunch-to-go.”

Mathew Mead is the male version of Martha with an abundance of fab ideas. Check these out:

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“Add some crystal sparkle to your summer evening with this precious candle holder. Purchase colored jars at the craft store and make handles for them from bailing wire. Next, adorn the handles with beaded garland in your choice of hues. Add sea glass in a coordinating color and a glass votive, and, voila! You now have a beautiful candle holder to brighten your party or give as a gift.”

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“For that soft glow that memories are made of, try our dressed up lantern from Ikea. Start with a plain black lantern and choose white, beige, or a pastel spray paint. Add our downloaded papers for a look that you won’t soon forget. Use two sheets of paper back-to-back against the outside of the glass. Double-sided tape will hold things in place. Paper all four sides of the lantern, including the door. Hang multiple lanterns over a dining table, spread around a great room, or place strategically on a porch for just the right amount of romantic light.”

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6 Responses to “If Martha Had A Brother, His Name Would Most Certainly Be Matthew”

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Moi

Top photo cute would also require a bottle opener, a Shout wipe, and what to do with the metal fork after…? Would suggest twist-top clear beverage and plastic fork instead. : )

Day-of food = very important. I had some sparkling water & energy bar… basic and no refrigeration needed. I think from a plastic CVS bag to prevent any water drips from getting onto anything. Yeah, we’re kinda practical that way.

 
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Andrea

Delicious!! I loveeee the lanterns…We are doing bride/groom food baskets in each ‘getting ready room’…one suggestion, don’t get anything messy! Ours are filled with pretzels, teddy grahams, mints, bottled water etc….I LOVE the drink holder idea…very frugal :-)

 
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Miss Strawberry

That is a twist top and I believe a plastic fork–it’s the lighting that’s making it look metal! :)

 
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Laura S

As cute as that is, and oh my heavens is it ever cute, I think I’m all about take-out lunch on the big day. Or room delivery at the hotel suite where we’re getting ready. That is one project that I will not be taking on, I have enough stuff to worry about that my guests will actually see!

 
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rzblna

What the heck is a paper beverage carrier? And yes, it’s an awfully cute idea– maybe for an OOT bag?

 
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My

The paper beverage carrier is really cute….

 


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