Wouldn’t it be nice to combine the modern, beautiful look of your intimate wedding while aiding your Aunt Ida who can’t seem to find where she’s supposed to be sitting? What if I told you that you can! Yes, you can have a unique, attractive seating chart that is both utilitarian (Aunt Ida will thank you) and still keep the stylish look of your big day.

These are some of my favorite vintage inspired seating charts:

Great modern and graphic seating charts, I love these colors!

These last charts are so unique and creative, I love that you really can be inspired by anything from your wedding for your chart!

Seating charts are yet another amazing benefit to having a smaller wedding, charts that don’t have to fit in three hundred guests allow you to use so many more creative elements. You don’t have such a huge area that you need to fill and therefore can use a smaller space, whether that’s on a frame, a pegboard, tree or even with a school theme!

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Washi tape is sweeping the wedding world with more uses than you can shake a stick at!

There are so many different applications of Japanese washi tape. I’ve picked just a few of my favorite ingenious uses.

I love how sophisticated this black and white striped washi looks used as seal on these invitations.

These invites are so clever, and affordable! If you found them too casual to use for your actual wedding invitations, they would make perfect shower invites. The bunting is cut out from the washi tape in triangles, then black stitching is added for the line. The color selection here is very classic too, which avoids them looking too young.

In this adorable set-up we’ve got washi streamers for a delicate detail and washi flags for place settings.

Two different place seating uses for washi; either on a flag or wrapped around the place card. It’s nice to see how well washi lends itself to vintage aesthetics as well. Wrapped around this vintage postcard it looks both modern, yet not out of place (no pun intended) on the postcard and with the vintage looking gingham.

Another washi flag, but here it’s seen used as an ever so chic cocktail flag. Love it!

Brilliant. Washi tape table numbers: using vintage books you can DIY yourself some washi table numbers using complimentary tape colors and an exacto-knife.

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If vintage-inspired is more your cup of tea, check out these vintage chandelier earrings  inset with cubic zirconia, and a bold crystal drop.

Isn’t this vintage round, two-strand necklace stunning?

I love this classic rounded silhouette necklace.

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Milk and cookies are very of the moment for weddings, whether you’re serving them in lieu of cake, or just as an extra dessert, a buffet option or appetizer, nothing goes better  together than cookies and milk. Well, brides and grooms go pretty well together too I suppose.

I adore this rustic milk and cookies photo shoot. Not only do they have a wide array of cookies at their cookie buffet, they also have a milk bar! I’ve never thought about having a milk bar with different flavored milk. Very clever.

If you want your cookies to have a more stylized and sophisticated feel all you need to change is what you’re serving them from.

These milk and cookie displays all have a touch of whimsy to them.

One of the things that I love most about using milk and cookies in a wedding is that they can carry through whatever look or feel you want them to have and you can keep your budget as high or low as you want it to be. Whether you’re using store bought cookies, homemade family recipe ones, or your favorites from a local bakery, you know that they’re all going to look and taste great!

Check out this killer chocolate chip cookie recipe for cookies in CD sleeves. Or this DIVINE peanut butter cup cookie recipe.

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Cones serve a myriad of purposes at weddings. Some hold ice cream, while others hold rose petals. Some hold french fries, while others hold bouquets.

Check out these photos for inspiration:

Wedding snow cones. Wouldn’t these be perfect for an outdoor summer wedding?

Pretty paper cones to fill with goodies for your guests.

Popcorn cones.

Petal cones made with the Martha Stewart template for cones.

Lavender cones.

Flower cones to hang on chairs.

Ice cream cone station.

French fries.

Flower girl cone.