Want a clever, personal touch to add to your save-the-dates? Use Google maps for your envelopes. You can create the map envelope using MapEnvelope.com, which makes a template out of the map with your chosen destination. Wouldn’t these be fun for a destination wedding?
Kids. No kids. When it comes to your guest list, it can be a tough decision.
For some couples, one of the easiest ways to trim the guest list is to have a ‘no children allowed’ rule. For others, not allowing children would be unthinkable.
It’s a topic that can stir up some strong opinions. I posted an article about this topic over at WeddingBee a while back and it generated some heated opinions on both sides of the debate.
Will kids be invited to your wedding?
Marcy and Jock had only six guests at their wedding ceremony, which was held on the rooftop of Soho House Hotel in the meatpacking district of New York City. Thanks to Jen Huang Photography for sending these lovely images!
I started collecting vintage bottles because of my ever-deepening obsession with sea glass.
Aside from looking pretty in my windowsill, I have found another use for them in the spring and summer: flower vases.
Perfect for a wedding too! Here are some photos to get you inspired:
Photo One: County Living; Photo Two: Samantha Luck; Photo Three: Eat, Drink, Chic; Photo Four: Country Living; Photo Five: Good Housekeeping; Photo Six: Botanical Floral Designs
Vintage cake stands are a coveted item these days. They add a charming touch to a vintage themed wedding. If you’re lucky, you can find vintage cake stands at resale shops and yard sales. But they’re not easy to find – at least not at a cheap price.
Don’t fret! You can make your own vintage cake stands. And it only takes a few minutes!
Here’s what you need:
