a receiving line of a different kind.

i'm a little bit in love with this diy story line over at project wedding. instead of a traditional guestbook this story line is a great way to make memories with your guests while remembering some of the good old times.

some colored pens, paper of your choice and a bowl of clothespins are all you need to string a line of sweet memories and lovely words from your friends and family.

the wedding tree.

image via jonas peterson

i love this idea for a guest book - how creative! (might be another idea that i "borrow" for my own) the rest of this wedding is to die for (this couple has a crazy gorgeous sense of style), check it out on jonas peterson's blog and on rock and roll bride.

framed

i think i need to step away from the internet... i can't add anymore projects to my list! but i adore this wall of frames used as a photobooth.

images via elizabeth messina of kiss the groom ; wall created by sasha souza

something blue

hello folks, welcome to monday. how was your weekend? we finally finished our invitations, but more on that later..

let me introduce you to an AMAZING diy project found on love Maegan. Go check it out... because who doesn't want ruffley (may not be a word, but that's okay!) blue shoes peaking out from under their wedding dress? 

add it to the list

I really think I might need to stop reading Once Wed. They have too much of what I love and I find myself adding a new DIY project to my to-do list almost every week! 

Case in point, Laurie's Favor Bag Place Cards. Luckily this one isn't making my list much longer, as I was already looking for a cute way to incorporate the place cards & bags for a candy bar. Unfortunately the stamped table numbers won't work for us - we have 30 tables (scary I know, but the the antique tables only hold 6 people comfortably!)