Jumping on the Bandwagon

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Mrs. Powder Puff, Chicago Age and Occupation: 25, Preschool Teacher Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, Career Services Engagement Date: May, 2008 Wedding Date: July, 2009 Blogging Since: November 12, 2008 Venue: Outdoor ceremony, banquet hall reception About Me: I am your typical Midwestern girl attempting to plan a sane, budget-friendly, fun wedding to the man of my dreams. I love shoes, laughing at “Platinum Weddings”, crafts, inspiration boards, candy, and basically anything I can DIY. While weddings can certainly be all-consuming, I honestly can’t wait until the ceremony is over and I can finally call Mr. Powder Puff my husband!

Jumping on the Bandwagon

December 30th, 2008 @ 12:46 pm by Mrs. Powder Puff

Well folks, it was inevitable. I got a snazzy new camera, and do you know what that means? Miss Powder Puff’s ring pictures are here!

Here’s my ring on a piece of Christmas garland. Please ignore the scary looking red thing in the background. It’s a fake something or other—no need to fret.

Side view. You can really see the Celtic knot in this one.

If you’ve got ring shots of your own, you can still check out Anne Ruthmann’s tutorial, and email the best ones to guest at weddingbee.com. Be sure to tell us your username, and any details you’d like to provide about the rings, camera, or editing technique!

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4 Responses to “Jumping on the Bandwagon”

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Suzanno

I love the Celtic knot! How do you like your European shank? Does it seem to keep the ring from rotating on you?

12/30/08 @ 1:10 pm (reply)

Bee

Miss Powder Puff (message) 834 posts, Busy bee

I like it! It doesn’t necessarily keep the ring from rotating, since the inside is rounded, but I like that I don’t seem to bump it very much on the bottom against cups… or anything, really.