We are going to give these out to our guests while they leave the ceremony site for their drive back to Richmond for the reception. I used Microsoft Publisher to design them and had them printed at OfficeMax.
..and the price breakdown...
We are going to give these out to our guests while they leave the ceremony site for their drive back to Richmond for the reception. I used Microsoft Publisher to design them and had them printed at OfficeMax.
..and the price breakdown...
Tech won. It was a wonderful night in our household.
Materials needed:To make things a little easier, I lined up the letters on a flat surface and taped it right-side up. I then flipped it over so I can put the glue on the rhinestones and then attached them to the shoes. I might add the wedding date on the other shoe if I feel like it later.

Monogram ~ I painted our monogram tonight. Non-toxic paint of course. I hope it turns out nice or I'll be back to square one not unless we scratch the whole topper thing which should be fine since our cake will have the height without it.
Menu ~ is done and we love it! Our executive chef and food and beverage director went all out. I'm excited to feed our guests. It's 4 courses and that's obviously not counting appetizers during the cocktail hour nor the cake for dessert.
Guest Count ~ we are somehow at 47. Hmmm is all I can say.
Linens ~ I picked out pretty ones but I don't know if I want to spend the money on them.
The groom-to-be is still without a suite, we still don't have a musician for the ceremony, and I somehow haven't heard from my make up artist. These better be done this coming week or I will really start to freak out!




I went ahead and changed my make-up trial to Monday so it's done for the engagement session. Tonight is our first cake tasting and I have us scheduled for another one for this coming Saturday.
We are slowly getting everything done. The only part we're missing is the officiant, flowers, and maybe a ceremony musician.