Escort cards have to be one of my most favorite design elements of a wedding. Since they’re one of the first things you see, they’re a preview of what’s to come. And I find it so interesting that such a small piece of paper can play such a large welcoming role.I’ve never been to a wedding with non- standard escort cards (which may be why…
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To Have and to Hold
To Do the ‘Do
To Bake a Cake
To “Break it Down”
To Play Dress-Up
To Have and to Hold - Again
To Say Cheese - the Fams
Wowwwweee, my last post was a MONTH ago. Quick word of warning: you always think you cannot be busier than you are while wedding planning. Untrue. After the wedding ends, expect an avalanche of stuff you were forgiven for not…
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So our teabag escort cards are all done, but now I gotta figure out how to showcase them!The original plan was to display the escorts on the granite slab, with the teabags standing and lined up along the ribbon and labels identifying ‘His Family’, ‘Her Family’, and ‘Like Family’:
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This is the DIY project that taught me the hard lesson of ‘letting go’. You know, the one that makes you realize perfection was never in the cards? Let me introduce to you - our escort teabags.The front of teabag has each guest’s name, and the front side of tag has our monogram.
To make it a little more personal, we came up with a unique nickname…
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