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Planning Your Wedding Programs
Wedding Planning
Your wedding programs are an important part of the planning process. They are the guide for your guests during the ceremony. The programs can be catered to your wedding in style, design, and feel. This is a quick guide as to what to include on your programs.
Primary Information:Name of the Bride & Groom Wedding Date & Time Wedding Location Wedding Ceremony:(details of the ceremony would depend on the type of ceremony you have and how much detail you want to include on the program) Prelude Seating of Family Members (Grandparents and Parents) Processional Bride's processional Layout of Ceremony (individual to your wedding, include readings/readers) Presentation of the Couple Recessional Invitation to the reception Wedding Party:Celebrant/Officiate Parents of the Bride Parents of the Groom Grandparents of the Bride, then Groom Matron(s)/Maid(s) of Honor - may include information about them or your relationship to them Bridesmaid(s) - may include information about them or your relationship to them Flower Girl(s) - may include information about them or your relationship to them Best Man - may include information about them or your relationship to them Groomsmen - may include information about them or your relationship to them Ring Bearer - may include information about them or your relationship to them Ushers Musicians Other:Special Thanks (Guests, Parents, etc.) Dedication(s) Notes of Interest Explanation of Special Customs Brief History of Relationship |
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Contact us at Vintage&Lace for more information on stationary!
Have a great day! Heather
*images from www.weddingpaperdivas.com
Spring Wedding Flowers
Spring Wedding Inspiration, Wedding Planning
Are you planning a spring wedding? Have you selected the flowers for your bridal bouquet? We recommend researching what flowers are in season in your local area. This can ensure you have beautiful, full blooms for your ceremony and reception, in addition to saving you money in your budget. You can go to your local farmers market and talk with growers or you can contact a florist to learn more about the flowers in your specific geographic region.
Since today we celebrate the first official day of spring, we are exploring the traditional spring wedding flowers. They are full of colors and textures. We have compiled a list of the most common blooms for you:
Anemonecomes in diverse colors of pink, purple, red, blue, and white |
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Casablanca Lilyfull bloomed white flowers |
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Daffodilsweet yellow flowers, you can also find similar flowers in white called Narcissus |
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Delphiniumrich blues for a pop of color, though they also come in white (bouquet consists of blue delphinium and orange roses) |
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Hyacinthcolors for any palette, this flower comes in red, blue, white, orange, pink, purple, or yellow (bouquet shown consists of white calla lilies and ranunculus with touches of light blue hyacinths) |
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Lilacscommonly shades of purple, though you can find this flowering plant in white, pale yellow, and pink as well (bouquet consists of lilacs, tulips, and sweet peas) |
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Peonyaromatic bloom often found in pinks and whites |
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Ranunculusbeautiful blooms in white, pink, red, orange, and yellow |
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Stargazer Lilylarge full blooms like the Casablance Lily, but full of rich pink colors (bouquet consists of roses, calla lilies, and stargazer lilies) |
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Sweetpeasoft petals in shades of pink, purple, red, and white |
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Tulipbolds colors in yellow, pink, red, purple, and white |
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Contact us for more spring wedding inspiration! Heather
*all images from theknot.com
Bridal Inspiration - Green
Bridal Style and Color Inspiration
As today is St. Patrick's Day, my wedding inspiration leans towards shades of green. I find myself drawn towards varying shades of green for wedding: the green found in the natural environment around you, the soft green of Spring, the bright green of Granny Smith Apples, and the rich green of emeralds. Since Ireland is poetically considered the emerald isle due to its lush countryside, my inspiration board today is focused on the rich emerald jewel-tone.
(images from top left to bottom right: theknot.com, blog.weddingpartystudio.com, http://wedding-flowerss.blogspot.com, greenweddingshoes.com, sbchic.com, etsy.com, weddingguest-book.com)
Contact us for more wedding inspiration and design!
Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day! Heather
