Punch your guests in their eyeballs with awesome pop-up place cards!
Anyone can fold a paper in half and call it a place-card. Wanna learn to make cute and quirky pop-up place cards instead!? Whitney Lee shows us how.
11 wedding dance photos that’ll make you wanna boogie
I hope you’re ready to bump some tunes and get low, because this Monday Montage might just light a fire in your new shoes.
Do you need a seating chart?
Do you need a seating chart? For the answer to that, we turned to offbeat bride and frequent guest poster, Channamasala. The answer isn’t as simple as you might think…
Destination wedding decorations that are easy to pack
What do you do for decorations when you’re throwing a destination wedding? The following decor ideas won’t take up a buttload of time, money, OR space because they’re all easily packable, easy to make and easy on your wallet. I should know, because it’s exactly what I used myself!
No wedding receiving line: Socially distanced ways to greet your wedding guests
“I have a condition called fibromyalgia which causes me near constant pain and makes me feel tired very easily. I am really worried about how to deal with receiving lines…”
Skip the tablecloths – wacky wedding placemats for the win!
The idea of spending money on tablecloths that are guaranteed to be stained with bbq sauce (to the tune of 120 bucks) made me angry and frustrated. How would I wash them? How could I throw them away? I didn’t personally feel good about plastic ones in part because the way the plastic sounds — when it rubs against itself it’s like fingernails on the chalkboard to me (heebiejeebies).
So, after a festive jaunt to a local fast-food place, I had an epiphany.