Just one last post from Vy’s gorgeous DIY wedding. Check out the vintage inspired table numbers and different quotes tied to each napkin. This is the PERFECT way to get guests interacting at the dinner tables, by the way. I can just envision guests walking around the room trying to see what each person’s napkin says. My personal favorite is the quote from Homer Simpson, “Can’t Talk…Eating.” I can so relate! Oh, and the bamboo plates and silverware are just too sweet! It just goes to show you that uber fancy and expensive isn’t always the answer. dicount evening dresses

One last image that just sums up how quirky and fun this couple truly is. I’m sure you’ve seen “the balloon shot” a time or two by now, but something about this moment really just makes me think Vy and Michael might have been sneaking away from the wedding just for a brief moment to really take it all in.cheap prom dresses

Okay, now on to some of the insane details. I love, love, love every little thing about this wedding. From the vintage typewriter to the funky programs, to the completely understated but utterly sweet, fresh ring of lavender that the couple stood in while saying their vows. Oh, and please, please, check out the seating chart. So charming…prom dresses

Another element that was important to us was using as many vintage or recyclable items as we could for our wedding. We incorporated lots of personal decor items – the birdcage, the vintage typewriter, the typewriter stand, the birdbath – as props for the wedding. (The birdcage doubled as a place to hold cards and notes from guests. The birdbath had iron birds sitting in a wreath of lace scraps where our rings rested during the ceremony. The typewriter and typewriter table were put to use as a guestbook.)  Friends, family, and our caterer saved glass bottles & containers for us to hold flowers for the tables. Scraps of Kluny lace that I’ve used for clothes I’ve designed decorated the glass containers.evening dresses