Weddingbee Blog

We finished our wraparound labels:

Ugh, what a pain in the ass these were. We downloaded the file and typed the information into them using Photoshop, printing them three to a page on A4 paper. Since the resolution wasn’t great and I felt guilty about typing up the addresses, we took a black calligraphy pen to them and wrote over the type. Then we X-Acto-knifed them to straight-edged glory. We’ve both got the X-Acto skills of a five year old, so we had to reprint, re-ink, and recut a bunch of ’em.

People haven’t been visiting our wedding website, so we decided to include a small sheet of paper with the address on it so that our guests can carry the slip to their computers and check it out! Slick.

We were going to make belly bands to hold the invitation suite together, but OH WELL! We were exhausted and busy. Sometimes you’ve just gotta let go, you know what I mean?

I went into Daiso again that weekend. Bad move. Found paper lanterns for 100 yen.

We got five white round lanterns and two pink table lanterns. I have no idea what I was thinking when I bought these. They’ll have to fit in our suitcases somehow. You win again, Daiso.

Have you made a wedding related purchase and then thought “Doh! Why did I do that?”