Just a few thoughts from a simple girl as I try to plan a wedding amidst the craziness of my life...

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I am 25 year old getting ready for our nuptials on May 01, 2010. I am currently a graduate student majoring in Occupational Therapy. I love to write and I love weddings (well I used to). I thought it would be a great way to blend a few of my loves into a blog. Sit back and enjoy while I attempt to juggle planning a wedding on a budget while doing schoolwork. So let the madness begin!!
Showing posts with label table names. Show all posts
Showing posts with label table names. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Table Names

For the past few weeks I have been haunted by dreams of the wedding; first it was the guest list and last night it involved my table numbers/names.
I don't really know what my wedding theme is. I think it is more along the lines of simple elegance with touches of royalty throughout; after all my colors are purple and gold. Plus I found out the reception venue provides a special king and queen chair. Yay!
I've seen lots of pretty photos of table names/numbers and I am still not sure how I want to do it at my own reception. Since it will be a mixed cultural celebration, it would be nice to incorporate that somehow.

The pictures below can all be future DIY projects as well.

I am all about making everything have a dual purpose! The champagne bottle with table number can also be used for the champagne toasts! I think this is my favorite idea so far although I do love anything with a photograph. Picture courtesy of Thia Konig Photography)


This couple used a horseshoe theme in their picture. (Picture courtesy of Nathanial Edmunds Photography)



I like how this couple used places that were important throughout their relationship with a lil' blurb. Cute way for your guests to get to know a little more about you. (Picture courtesy of Stella Alesi Photography)



I like how this couple used black and white shots with their table number incorporated; it really stood out against their table linens. (Picture courtesy of Baltazar Photography)