Showing posts with label Blue Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Wedding. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2014

Wedding Decorating and Coordinating

This past fall I had the honor of planning and coordinating a wedding for two dear friends. 
It was even more enjoyable for me since both the ceremony and the reception were at the same church where my husband and I got married! 
The bride wanted a simple wedding at a low cost with a traditional and DIY blended look. 
Her theme colors were blue and silver. 

For the reception, they wanted a coffee/tea bar with simple desserts.
These included homemade white cupcakes with chocolate frosting, 
four different types of homemade scones, frosted marshmallow pops, chocolate dipped pretzel rods, 
and for the favors each guest could choose a unique mug to take home along with a chocolate dipped spoon.
The beverages served were green tea, english breakfast tea, raspberry tea, regular coffee and decaf coffee. 

I also created fabric flower boutonnieres for all the men in the wedding party and silver hair clips/corsages for all of the women. 

It was an absolute joy for me to help with this wedding and know that I was helping the bride enjoy her day. 
Being able to serve and encourage a friend while doing what I love is why I do all of this!
























Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Wedding Program

As I've shared before, I had the privilege of helping my dear friends plan and coordinate their wedding last September. I also had the opportunity to make their ceremony programs as well! 
They were designed to emulate the style of the invitations.

Names redacted for privacy purposes. 



Thursday, November 21, 2013

DIY Wedding Invitations



Invitation idea decided by client and implemented by myself.
5x7 Invitations printed on white cardstock with blue construction paper backing. Each invitation, RSVP cards & envelope hand painted with watercolor paint & simple line or two of glitter. Each envelope addressed by hand with return address on back, single line of glitter over seal. Addressed and sealed envelopes were given to client who stamped and sent them.