Remember how much I loved the sign pictured above? I showed it to my Dad and he took matters into his own hands, namely getting permission to take some barn wood from a friend’s brother and driving 30 miles to said barn with a crowbar in the car. That’s dedication for you!
He assembled it all this weekend, here it is on the stake:
And here is the finished product! We decided it was best to limit the words and make the letters as big as possible, seeing as how this is going to be viewed from passing cars. It will go up the morning of the wedding, so the date isn’t really necessary.
How are you helping your guests find their way to your wedding?
So pretty!
Cool! I just painted mine this last weekend! We used wood from my childhood “fort” that my father had kept in his machine shed. I love that it holds special meaning! Yours look great!
We are doing the same thing! Love it! So cute, and I wish your dad would make me one 
Ha!
HI!
I found your blog about your black and white damask table clothes and was wondering if you would like to sell them to me after your wedding? I have an event in October that i am wanting the exact same print for!! Please let me know.
Kelli
Mrs. Sundae, Chicago/Lake Geneva, WI Age and Occupation: 28, Knowledge Manager Fiance's Age and Occupation: 29, Investment Advisor Engagement Date: July 20, 2007 Wedding Date: September 2008 Blogging Since: February 5, 2008 Venue: The Abbey Resort About Me: It’s hard to believe that by the time Mr. Sundae and I get married we will have been together for almost ten years. When we first met in college we split dollar pitchers and now we share the mortgage payments. Despite our love for the city we are looking forward to tying the knot in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
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