Posted in bridal shower, diy, elizabeth, stationery by elizabeth
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Hi! I'm the co-writer of EAD and currently planning my 10th anniversary vow renewal celebration, to be held in Atlanta this December.See Authors Posts (565)
I love Tina’s idea of a bridal shower scrapbook - what a great keepsake for the bride!

When I host a shower, I make a scrapbook for the guest of honor that can be filled in on the spot with little to no work for the bride-to-be.
Using a large Vineyard album from Kolo, I:
* switch out the ribbon to match the color scheme.
* design a little cover image that has the name and date of the event.
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Posted in bridal shower, leeann by leeann
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I am a newlywed still recovering from my wedding! I enjoy all things simple, chic and stylish. I'm the type of person that falls in love with a sweater and buys it in black, gray and ivory. I am however starting to branch out into more vibrant colors for "flare." I enjoy traveling and am the type of person that looks up reviews of restaurants in the town I'm visiting to make sure I'm checking out the "tasty eats" of the city. I love reading blogs and have a list of 30+ that I read on a daily basis before I leave for the day.See Authors Posts (10)
I have always loved the whimsical and elegant look of damask prints. I didn’t quite know how it would fit into my vision for the wedding so I saved it all for the bridal shower. Yes, I couldn’t let go of the control of my shower which was hosted by my two sisters, Celine (my maid of honor) and Christine (my bridesmaid).

I assure you, they did not mind that I, the bridezilla, stepped in with special requests (*cough, *cough, I mean orders). I did however make it a point to cut costs where we could so it wasn’t THAT bad.
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Posted in bridal shower, diy, favors, kimberly, stationery by kimberly
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Kim Canale spends most of her time reading blogs and scouring magazines for fresh ideas. She’s been known to spend hours on end searching for the perfect wrapping paper to complement even the simplest of gifts, strolling eBay for mint-condition 1930s champagne coupe glasses, and seeking out vintage one-of-a-kind materials to make her next project come to life.
Daring to dream big, when it came time to start planning Kim’s wedding day, she fell in love with the process. After implementing countless creative touches at her wedding, she was showered with guests urging her to turn her ideas into a business and Inspired Goodness was born.See Authors Posts (7)
Last Saturday was quite a night to remember for my sister-in-law, aka Miss Cupcake from WeddingBee. Myself, her maid and matron of honor, along with my amazing mother-in-law and another bridesmaid had been scheming for months to create a twist on the traditional bridal shower!

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