As promised, the final post from the gorgeous wedding of Adriene & Liam! I love details and what bride and groom doesn’t love to see them in their gallery of photos after the wedding? After all, you probably spent months, days, and endless hours on perfecting those personal touches and fab details. Thanks to Christine Marie Photography we were able to get some shots that will tickle your creative senses! Adriene was a do it yourself bride and had the help of Stacia of Serendipity Design Co. to create her monogram and some of her stationary. A good monogram is a fabulous starting point to set the feel for your big day. Did I mention that I LOVE details? From the programs, invites, placecards, and table numbers to the favors, wishbowls, & cookie bars, you cannot go wrong with putting your personality into each detail. Your guests will love it and when you float through your wedding day on that love cloud, you want to be hugged with details that reflect who you are as a couple.
Hope you enjoy the details much as I did!
These modern Escort Cards sat on a bed of wheatgrass. The wire twig sticks were hand coiled to hold the card tightly. What you cannot see in this picture is the base that the grass was set in. Adriene’s father custom made a large wooden box with tiles glued to the sides. It was absolutely gorgeous! You can see the tiles in the picture below.
This wishbowl doubled as the guestbook. Guests left words of advice for the couple. The blank cards were set inside custom tile boxes made by Adriene’s Father. Love it.
This photowall was set out in the cocktail area and showcased photos from Adriene & Laims childhood and progressed into photos of the couple together. Simply touching.
The invitation
These table numbers popped right off the table but did not overpower the gorgeous centerpieces. The border style was just the right touch for this outdoor reception.
Everyone loves to know what they’re eating and these menu cards had great texture. I found this elegant black velvet ribbon for Adriene and it that added a soft touch to each placesetting.
The yummy Cookie Bar! Adriene and Liam’s family made ALL the cookies from family receipes and they were a huge hit! Another great personal touch that leaves everyone feeling warm and fuzzy! During the reception the fireplace behind this table was a-glow and it REALLY felt like you were at home.
Guests went home with a cute little favor tin that they could fill themselves with their favorite family cookies!
Pop Quiz: How long do you think it took to acheive this tin creation ? My assistant Kelly was a good sport and made this tiered tin tower! I also had her standing next to it nearly most of the evening so it didn’t take a spill on someone’s way to the bar!
Miss you!