Combine your fingerprints to make a custom wedding heart logo

Offbeat Bride Tribe member Honorarykiwi made a custom wedding logo by combining her and her partner's fingerprints and initials.

Here's how she pulled this off:

We covered a piece of paper with attempts at making the heart with our thumb prints (it was surprisingly hard — we have some very wonky hearts on that paper!) and scanned that into the computer. I used GIMP to add the text and make the background transparent so we can use it on any kind of background.

Our initials are in Many Weatz (such a cool font with the extra swirls you can add) and the cute little heart pawprint is the fullstop from the JLR Pawrty Hearty font.

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Comments on Combine your fingerprints to make a custom wedding heart logo

It’s one of those moments…we were doing this yesterday! It IS difficult to get it in a heart shape. In the end, hearts arn’t really us anyway so we scrapped it. But I still love the idea!

Our friends who are getting marriage in August did this, it took them forever.

Now this is amazing – LOVE it!

I bet you could make card stock stencil to get a really nice heart shape

What if you took each of your prints and scanned them separately, then made the transparent background, THEN made a heart with them? Wouldn’t that be easier?