Weddingbee Blog

… you even make Halloween about being a bride.

This is really the only time we could have done this without looking like losers. We’re silly like that, though! Please believe we will be decorating our Christmas tree like a wedding centerpiece. I’m already having visions of bride and groom ornaments. And New Years? Just another reason to wear a tiara and practice the toasts!

Things you should know about these bride and groom pumpkins:

1. The top hat on the groom pumpkin is really the top from a can of PAM spray. I wrapped it in black satin ribbon and black electrical tape. I want to tell you that I am an extra crafty bee, but really, I just didn’t feel like taking my lazy self to the dollar store to get a top hat. LOL.

2. The groom pumpkin only has one tooth—the other ones accidentally got cut off because I wasn’t paying attention. Make sure you watch where you’re carving! They tell you to trace it out first for a reason!

3. The tulle from the bride pumpkin’s veil is the actual tulle I’m using to have my own veil custom made. More on that later!

Here they are in action, on our front porch. Doesn’t it just make you want to drink warm apple cider and eat a big slice of homemade apple pie?

Since you’ve gotten engaged, have found ways to make your life very “bride and groom” centric? Is anyone else making bride and groom jack o’ lanterns this year?