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From the beginning, I knew that I wanted our formal invitations to match our gold save-the-dates. Like everything, I didn’t want to go over the top and spend $500+ on invites. I knew I wanted some type of foil or embossing, but everything I found was out of reach and way over budget.
It might sound cheesy, but since we started dating, Chris and I have said we’re like peanut butter and jelly – the perfect duo. It’s always been a silly joke between us, but it ended up being the theme for our wedding ceremony.
When we met with our wedding officiant to go over vows, Chris shocked me. Instead of doing unity sand or anything similar, he suggested that we actually make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and eat it in front of our guests. Read More
It’s been 1.5 years since our wedding day, and over time I’ve been sharing bits and pieces of our big day From the invitations, to the budget, to the ceremony itself, I’ve shared almost everything.
With that being said, I’ve finally reached the end of our wedding series. In this post, I’m sharing all the small details that were left out of my other posts – enjoy! (To start our wedding series from the beginning, click here or scroll to the bottom of this post.)Read More
When we began to assemble our wedding budget, it hit me that there was no way I would spend $300+ for a cake. I knew that it would be an extra wedding day stress, but making cakes is something I’m fairly good at, so I decided to make our wedding cake myself.
I kept the design simple with a few pops of glitter to coordinate with our wedding decor. Here’s what I chose to do:Read More