The outfit in motion ... note the Ebay sweater, last minute David''s Bridal off-the-rack dress, and $20 ivory netting "pouf" by the awesome online Georgiepeach boutique.
Antedote: Somehow the minister didn''t realize we''d snuck the phrase "naughty bits" into the ceremony TWICE until she was reading it aloud. She turned eight shades of purple and laughter was had by all.
I was going to do the "decor details" next ... but then I realized my audience ... this is the best BLING shot I have so far, and it''s just my e-ring ... but: ENJOY!
A D.I.Y. project from hell. Seating assignments/favors (bottle openers). I silver buffed the frame & stretched fabric over foam core. Little paper key tags are attached to our bottle opener favors and one one side they have people''s initials & names, and on the other side is stamped their table number. It took my two graduate school-educated sisters NINE man hours to stamp & alphabatize & decorate this baby.
Here''s a "table setting" - kind of -- note the silver-buffed table numbers, soda bottle vases, vintage sign placemats, gingham table runners lovingly hand cut by Decosbeau''s grandma, mason jars with floating candles & smaller jars with votives buried in rock salt.
Here are the much lusted after metal flowers as seen on the Sweetheart Table ... alongside my friendmade/homemade Mini Calla Lily bouquet. (Sunflowers didn''t "go" with the last minute dress substitution ... so we improv-ed!)
From what I can see so far, Deco- you may have one of the coolest weddings EVER. I am so envious!! It all came together fabulously. Congrats!! Love the dress, btw.
This is our "welcome/gift table" ... with another couple of DIY projects.
1) the CARD BOX: which I decopaged (ha!) with cut-outs of our Vintage Sign placemats
2) the CD PROGRAMS: which was Sweetie''s project that I''ll detail later - as they are pretty darn cool. (the programs were the cd "insert" ... and the cd''s themselves looked like old 45s) Way to go DECOSBEAU!
Based on an idea I saw in a mag ... we really wanted "portraits" of each of our guests against a roll of burlap (portrait studio style) or against the barn door ... but it didn''t look like it was going to work out timewise. HA! Our photographer was so awesome - she made it happen. She (and her slight but insistant German accent) marched all our guests out to the back of the barn and had them posing like champs. It was one of the most fun parts of the day actually ... seeing everyone "do their thing". Can''t wait to see HER shots of this.
Chills!
Tears!
Excitement!!!!
Happiness!!!!!!!! Oh Deco thanks for the pics! I''ve been dying to see your barn wedding! So happy for you two, so beautiful, and such and air of FUN!!!!!
Congratulations.