So I've been quite busy lately preparing for a big move and our wedding. I'm finally ready,and have a few moments, to show a few sneak peeks of the fruit of my labors. Here are some pictures of the wedding elements. Thank the Lord, it is coming together, piece by piece. Only a few more weeks to go! It will be an exciting time as I start a new life in a new place with the sweetest man in the world.
Enjoy!
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I adore my invitations, made by http://www.le-paper.com/. They were designed by my talented sister-in-law, Aly. They were printed on an antique printing press on handmade paper with antique ink, salvaged from an old print shop.
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A tiny peek of my dress. I'm wearing my mother's dress that I altered. |
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My ringbearer's moss shamrock "pillow". |
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I collect vintage postcards and I love these tissue paper flowers that were made for the Wedding Shower that my church family threw for my fiance' and me. I bought an antique hankie that had green lace edging and hand embroidered our initial on it. |