Weddingbee Blog

Our collection of heritage photos meant the world to me at our wedding. While I had physical copies of all the photos, I made sure that I scanned them and eventually ordered prints for myself. I had a vision for how to display them, so I began collecting frames as I saw them on sale at Michaels, Home Goods, and Target.

I love how each picture dates the couple and expressions. Let’s meet the family:

Lambster’s Parents

Lambster’s Paternal Grandparents

Lambster’s Maternal Grandparents

Lambster’s Paternal Great Grandparents

Lambster’s Maternal Great Grandparents

Lamb’s Parents

Lamb’s Maternal Grandparents

Lamb’s Paternal Grandparents

Lamb’s Paternal Great Grandparents

After framing each photograph, I laid them out on the floor and arranged them loosely based on family ties.

Some experts lay a piece of butcher block under the frames and then tape the paper onto the wall. Then they nail hangers right over the paper, thus ensuring exact placement.

I am a “this looks close enough” kind of gal. So I just used my hand to approximate distances, and it worked out pretty well.

I love how the mixed patinas of the frames make them look original. I also like the asymmetry of the collection as a whole, yet how it still feels balanced.

Did you collect photographs for your wedding? Are you planning on incorporating them into your home decor after the wedding?