Book + Bouquet = a wedding BOOKquet
Paging all book nerds: Kate got a little crafty for her Lord of the Rings-themed wedding and created a book-quet!
Set out a basket of socks for happy dancing feet
Want to ensure your guests get their dance on at your wedding? Steal this idea from Annie and Eric — set out a basket of fluffy, cozy socks for dancing!
Sequined wedding dress + brightly colored bouquet = happy eyes
You guys know I have deep love of the sequined multi-colored full-frontal freak-out wedding gowns, and this photo of Sara’s glittering multi-colored wedding dress fully feeds that hunger. The sparkles, the colors, the boldness of the floral bouquet… I’m moving in.
Take “yay” flags up a notch with team flags
Ann and Eric wanted a festive conclusion to their wedding ceremony, so as guests entered the venue, they were handed “team flags” with the bride or groom’s name. Guests then cheered and waved their flags when the pair walked back down the aisle, and it looks like there were big smiles all around.
Use a belt buckle on your wedding bouquet
In today’s edition of is-this-genius-or-what, I present to you this amazing bouquet held together by a BELT BUCKLE. You might have spied it when we featured Shondelyn & Tyler’s SCUBA-loving aquarium wedding in October, yes?
Encourage guest bonding with packs of playing cards
Wanna encourage your guests to interact and get to know each other? Board games have been employed by offbeat couples past to kick off the group bonding. But board games are big and take up space. That’s why Annie and Erik’s idea of putting packs of playing cards on each table is a great one.