Weddingbee Blog

How do I wish I had a Cricut (or wasn’t too lazy to go in to Mr. Cola’s office to use the laser cutter!) after these projects I’ll share over the next few posts. The knuckle on my right index finger hates me after using the X-Acto knife; it’s still swollen and red!

First up, the Bride and Groom chair signs! This was yet another unnecessary project, but it was fun to make (not for my knuckle), and I’m really digging working with our paper to tie everything together!

To start, I gathered my supplies, and printed out the inverse of “Bride” and “Groom” on the back of my butter cream cardstock (all pics in this post were taken by me):

Then painstakingly I cut out the words with my X-Acto knife (I have no idea what I’ll do with the cut out words, but am saving them for something now that I have them!):

Next I cut out green and purple paper to 5″ x 8.5,” punched the purple paper with the same punch that was used on our paper bag luminaries, cut out and rounded the butter cream paper, and glued them all together:

I then punched four holes in each sign:

And threaded two strings of ribbon through:

And then… well, that’s it! It was super easy (except the cutting out of the words)! This is what it will look like on the (nicer, less dirty) chairs at our reception, since we’ll be facing our guests at the head table, the signs will only be seen when we’re not in them.

Have you put your X-Acto knife to good use with your wedding crafting?