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As I explained in an earlier post, my ladies are spread out all over the Midwest. Sadly, this made asking them all in person nearly impossible.* I wanted to do something more than just a phone call. However, I am not very patient and did not want to wait for them to get something in the mail. The solution was easy: I would make cards and call them. The best of both worlds, right? Right!
I went about collecting pictures of myself with each of the bridesmaids. I also tore out the most obnoxious pictures I could find in bridal magazines. I do not have any pictures of this process because I was not blogging at the time. So sorry.
I then cut out my own and the bridesmaids’ faces and affixed them to the overly-foofy-dress-wearing bridal-magazine bodies. (As a side note, if you are into foofy dresses more power to you! They look like a lot of fun to wear!) I then stuck these wedding-ed-up versions of my friends and me to a card, wrote a nice note, wrapped the whole thing in silver rick-rack I had lying around, stuffed ’em in an envelope, and popped them in the mail. Easy. Peasy. Would you like to see?
Bridesmaid OT was kind enough to send me a picture.
Of course before doing all of this I called each one and asked over the phone. It was not overly classy or sophisticated, but it was fun/sweet/simple. Perfect for my girls and me!
How did you ask your bridesmaids?
*I was able to ask BM Sis and BM OT in person.
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