DIY Project 3: Custom Monogram Part 2

I have never been the type of person who just has one thing and makes a decision on it. I need choices, even with things I am making myself. I made another custom monogram last night, and now I need to decide which one to use for the wedding. Any thoughts on which one I should use? Below is the other monogram (sorry the picture is so slow, I had to keep resizing it to fit into the post)



I changed the flowers that we are having at the church. Originally I had 6 pew flowers (first three rows) of bushels of roses, but the more I thought about that I really did not want it. So I called my florist yesterday (she is amazing by the way), and told her that I wanted to do something different. I had red flowers originally in the church, but now we changed them to all white, as well as got rid of the pew flowers and replaced them with two large flower arrangements to go at the front of the church. I am really excited about this. She is going to send me a picture later on, and I can't wait to see them.

More later, I am just getting going for the day.

--Kate

DIY Project 2: Custom Monogram

I was able to make a custom monogram for things for our wedding, thanks to the blog:
Wedding Monograms

I don't know if this will be my final one, but I am super excited about it. I keep using photoshop elements at school, but I think that I need to buy my own version. I was looking on the website and they will give a 30 free trial, and then to buy the entire program it is just 79.99. No complaints there!

Hopefully I will be able to create another template today, maybe the table numbers, but we shall see. I didn't come to school to work on this, I have a huge paper due and am skipping my classes before to make sure it is all edited.

--Kate

DIY Project 1: Directions to Reception

So I made the cards that we are going to hand out after the ceremony to give our guests directions to the wedding reception. I am pretty please how they turned out. I have a little more tweaking to do, but overall I am very happy. We are going to print them on white cardstock.


Here is a small .gif of it. Blogger wouldnt let me make it any bigger. Oh well you get the drift.