Christian’s designed our invitations and will add a little birdie flair to our menus. Christian also designed our photo guestbook in photoshop we printed it with blurb. It came out looking great. Now if only I could figure out how to show it to people on the internet...
Photo place cards and cookies!
Below are the little birdies that will hold our photo place cards. Instead of traditional place cards we are putting a picture of each guest at their place. I'm totally psyched about this (my idea) and think it will come out looking very cool. The birdie photo holders are also a favor. And we're doing homemade chocolate chip cookies.
OOT Bags
With such a small wedding, I really wanted to make sure we treated everyone super special. If we were having a larger wedding there's probably no way in heck I would make OOT bags for everyone but since I only need to make 5 it seems like a fun project. I am so proud of this project.
We're putting everything in these cool tote bags I ordered off Etsy. We live on 23rd Street so when I saw these I knew they were perfect. We're filling the bags with water and snacks, mints and rose bud salve from C.O. Bigelow (also some lip gloss from there for my nieces), I <3 NY tees, apples, a couple bars of chocolate from Dylan's candy store (pink and white wrapped), little bottles of Purell, pocket-sized subway maps, a newsletter with a bunch of information, various snacks, water bottles (NY spring water) and some cute wedding tissues from Sniff.
We're putting everything in these cool tote bags I ordered off Etsy. We live on 23rd Street so when I saw these I knew they were perfect. We're filling the bags with water and snacks, mints and rose bud salve from C.O. Bigelow (also some lip gloss from there for my nieces), I <3 NY tees, apples, a couple bars of chocolate from Dylan's candy store (pink and white wrapped), little bottles of Purell, pocket-sized subway maps, a newsletter with a bunch of information, various snacks, water bottles (NY spring water) and some cute wedding tissues from Sniff.
