Here are our lovely programs...hand saddle-stitched and all! I decided to go with a small booklet style to keep it cost effective and petite. Besides the different cover pages, my favorite part of the program is my timeline page...I created a brief timeline of our relationship and thought it would give the guests a little something to read while waiting for the ceremony to begin.

Dustin was big on trying to find different gifts for each of his groomsmen but when he started thinking about finding 8 unique presents he started singing a different tune. He did find these great handmade baseballs on etsy that he had made for each groomsmen. He added in a different type of popcorn and a micro-brewed beer that represented each groomsmen individually...if you can't tell he went for a baseball-themed package.

My lovely bridesmaid gifts! It took me a long time to figure out the perfect gift to give my bridesmaids. I was certain that it would be something I made, but it took me awhile to figure out what exactly that would be. I decided to create 3 things: personalized martha stewart pocket-size photo albums from kodak (very cute, you have to check them out), letterpressed note cards, and their own unique gold necklace.

We are packing up the details and sending them over to the reception site for decorating...finally! It seems like I have been working on wedding projects for months, oh wait, I have. It will be see nice to see everything come together :) Above are my send-off flags in a white ceramic tree stump.
My gocco-ed cocktail napkins.Whitney + Dustin hangtags for the guest book wishing tree.Our white cake plates...we are having a table full of yummy desserts.
Of course, cake flavor labels!
Our programs, packed in and ready to go...

I brought out the Holga for my brother's wedding in Vermont...and finally got the film developed. Oh how I love that little toy camera, if only I had brought more film...especially color!

My good friend and co-worker is getting married in November and she just completed her wedding invitations! I am so excited because they are just a little bag of goodies, literally :-) She is getting married at Fort Macon, NC and has really played out the characteristics of the fort with class. She used a translucent sleeve to hold all of her pieces in an envelope. She even threw in a dried flower and pocket-size folding map...too clever!

I have safely returned from my brother's wedding weekend in Vermont. As promised, here a few photos from the trip!