Weddingbee Blog

We’d been wanting to do this for quite some time and finally got around to it today - we created a flickr account for weddingbee!

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Inside: Super Cute!

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Chotda shows us cupcakes don’t have to be super intricate to look absolutely scrumptious!

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I just saw this today and thought it could be a very cute addition to save the dates. MOO.com makes minicards with your own pictures on the front. They are about half the size of a regular business card and you can fit about 5-6 lines of text on the back. But they only cost $20 for 100 of them, plus, you can print a different photo on each one! With a cute pic of the couple or wedding location, they are sure to stay on the fridge or in a wallet for a long time.

And the best part of all is that Flickr Pro members can get 10 free cards (FREE free, no shipping, no tax!). I just ordered mine, and I can’t wait to see how they turn out! It looks like at this point, you need to be a Flickr member and have the pictures you want to use uploaded onto Flickr, but the basic membership is free and it’s a good service regardless.

Keep up the great work!
Shannon
AKA Shanbrite2

We first featured Kylie Lambert’s gorgeous cupcakes a couple weeks ago. She’s since added some new images and they are simply divine. Almost too pretty to eat… almost.

Save the dates are an area where you can be more casual and have a little fun! Check out what these creative couples did for their save the dates.

bmrosen’s animal cracker save the dates (front and back).

debbey’s nod to the awesome cartoons of the 80’s like He-Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Thundercats, etc., where the villians join forces.

dcrall’s concert ticket save the dates. And we thought we came up with this idea!

Benyah’s tabloid magazine cover save the date.

And jopoptosis shows us sometimes save the dates can be as simple as this.

see the rest of the pics at tinggay’s photostream.

See more at Kylie Lambert’s flickr set.

erikabuentello made 50 of these pretty diy cookie containers for her brother’s wedding. They were filled with 2 heart shaped cookies and a party cracker (shown below).

The party crackers (shown unfilled here) were eventually filled with jordan almonds, a message, and some mints.

She even baked a three layer chocolate raspberry cream cake with vanilla buttercream. Impressive!

We’ve featured crystal bouquets before, but check out these super cool beaded bouquets Knitterista made for her friend’s wedding.

4 leaves, 2 fuschia irises, 4 red tulips, 1 lavender chrysanthemum (I think?), and 1 butterfly from her own bouquet to make it special.

A matching flower for the mother of the bride…

Calla Lily bouquet Knitterista made for another friend’s wedding.

Very cute, crafty, and original!

I was surfing Flickr and came across feelingismutual’s super cool and original diy wedding projects.

She made these table numbers with a screen printing product called gocco.

These thank you cards were also printed with the gocco.

I loved these button favors she had made at One Inch Round. I’ve been wanting to make some for weddingbee!

She designed these invitations then had them printed by Paper Monkey Press.

These tea invites were printed at Staples! Awesome quality!

Check out the rest of her diy wedding projects on her flickr.

Also check out her knot bio. Thanks Jessica!