Busy As A Bee
January 25th, 2008 @ 9:33 am by Mrs. Corn
Well, Mrs Snow pea TOTALLY inspired me to make a wedding planning blurb book.
I am fortunate that all of my Weddingbee posts were originally written in Blogger, so it was a fairly painless process to upload all of my posts. I took out some of the things that really weren’t specific to my wedding, fixed the layouts so that they weren’t all the same, uploaded it and five days later it arrived in the mail.
I can not even begin to express how glad I am to have this. All the work I did for our wedding is now forever saved in a beautiful book designed by me :).
Will you be keeping any of your planning materials as mementos of your wedding?
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11 Responses to “Busy As A Bee”
I think I’m going to put one of these together as well. I love seeing how things come together 
Yours looks great!
That’s such an awesome idea!
I don’t think I can do one so painlessly since I’m on xanga? But they are great and I think if I had a spare moment I *might* do one…now to find that pesky spare moment…
Amazing idea! I don’t know how I missed Mrs. Snow Pea’s post the first time around, but I love it. Great job!
i do plan to do the same once its all said and done. can’t believe it only took 5 days to get it! wow!
i think it would be great for future generations to look at.
i will have to remember to go back and delete all my derogatory remarks about my mother, lol!
done and done!
That is so cool! I would love to have something like that. Can I pay you to make one for me? No, seriously. I will. Let’s conference.
sigh…i’m so jealous! i wish i blogged about my wedding process….
Cool! Don’t you love Blurb books?
Mrs. Corn, Newport, RI
Age and Occupation in '07: 31, HR for public accounting firm
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Consultant for public accounting firm
Engagement Date: October 7, 2006
Wedding Date: September, 2007
Blogging Since: June 1, 2007
Venue: North Lawn of Fort Adams State Park
About Me: I am a lazy scrapbooker who loves the instant gratification of making cards and I am very easily distracted by all things shiny. In honor of my childhood nights spent hibachi BBQing on the beach with my family, we are hosting a traditional New England Clambake for our reception.
I def want to do this same thing so that we can not only look back, but so that our kids can see how much we put into our big day. It’s such a great idea!