The internet-famous book arch from Cindy & Sam's geeky bibliophile wedding
If you're planning a bookish wedding, you might want to pay extra attention to Mark and Erin's literary-themed wedding decor. From the programs to the cake, you'll want to peruse these ideas…
The programs were all designed with photographs of different Toronto Landmarks in the style of a '60s Penguin book cover.
They also had a Penguin book-style program made for the officiant to hold the vows.
The table seating cards were arranged like library cards.
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This week we're paying homage to the academics, the bookworms, the card-carrying library loiterers, and the literati among our readers. So in addition to our... Read more
And corresponded with more vintage-style Penguin book table numbers. Note the book page paper flowers!
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But my favorite is probably their big, stacked-books-as-tiers wedding cake.
PS: if you love these, you're going to love the internet-famous book arch from Cindy & Sam's geeky bibliophile wedding:
For more literary-themed wedding decor ideas, check out our bookish wedding archives!
As someone who could spend twelve hours in a Staples, I love the repurposed paper clips!
Omg, I hadn’t noticed them until you pointed them out! Genius!
I just want to hug that cake. I hope it smells like books…
It smelled exactly like chocolate cake and vanilla buttercream (bonus it was seriously delicious) – which is kind of like books!
Holy hell, I didn’t notice that either. STEAL THIS POST!
Those Penguin programs are GENIUS.
Thank You SO Much!
If you felt like splurging, there’s this:
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