Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Where Everybody Knows Your Name

October 17th, 2011 @ 9:28 am by Mrs. Raccoon
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Back home again in Indiana! I’ll tell you all about the family shower soon!

My advice for now to everyone who will ever plan a wedding is to rummage through the houses of your relatives. Chances are they would be more than happy to give or loan you some items.

You might find those old books you were thinking of using as centerpieces:

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Image via NickandNoraGettingMarried/ Photograph by Janae Shields Photography

Or more mason jars than you could dream of uses for:

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Image via E&T’s Wedding

And much MUCH more -at least if your family is anything like mine!

Image via The Silver Needle

Has anyone else found great items at a relative’s house? Where else should a bride be on the lookout for items?

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6 Responses to “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”

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Mrs. Pony (message) 4,175 posts, Honey bee

Great finds! Love the old books! And I love the Cheers reference in your title

10/17/11 @ 10:04 am (reply)

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Miss Ladyfingers (message) 1,119 posts, Bumble bee

Those are some awesome items!

10/17/11 @ 10:29 am (reply)

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Jenn

I love the idea of using antique, mismatched glass jars for candy buffets!

10/17/11 @ 11:52 am (reply)

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Miss Porcupine (message) 429 posts, Helper bee

Great finds! I should definitely check out my grandma’s apartment now that you mention this.

10/17/11 @ 1:24 pm (reply)

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Mrs. Parasol (message) 2,132 posts, Buzzing bee

You are so right, Raccoon! Mr. P and I were searching high and low for lots of vintagey goodness–turns out his stepmom had a ton of great stuff, and she was totally willing to let us borrow it! Thanks to her, we had a lot of awesome vintage books, blue mason jars, and galvanized watering cans at our wedding. Oh, and a really awesome old Pepsi crate to hold our favors. I LOVED that!

10/17/11 @ 4:51 pm (reply)