At one of my recent weddings the bride and groom opted to use a recipe book in lieu of a traditional guest book. What an innovative and unique touch. Rather than having a book that they would likely look at once and then put away, by using the recipe book they will have the opportunity to randomly stumble upon the well wishing and congratulations of their wedding guests anytime they use it to cook. I was and continue to be really impressed with this idea.
While surfing you tube (I know, it’s addictive) I found this clip. This is quite possibly the most random, surprising, and unfortunate thing I have ever seen happen during a wedding ceremony. Check this out. Your jaw will practically hit the floor, I know mine almost did! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga-ULeG09QY
Kevin and Abby Waller
In this photo from one of my recent weddings Zach Porter (www.zachporter.com) captured the bride and groom outdoors, in front of the lake. He used the Sepia tone to give the picture an antique and classy look. I love this pic, it looks like it could be from the early 20th century, very unique and striking!
Recently I came across the Daily Candy’s wedding page. It’s filled with great tips and ideas. Check it out: http://www.dailycandy.com/weddings/
At one of my recent weddings the florist added “buttons” to the bases of the bridesmaids’ bouquets. This simple touch of a circle of mums at the base of the bouquet added a little panache to the overall look of the flowers. Sometimes it’s the simple details that create the biggest impressions.