Hi everyone,
I got married on Sunday the 8th, and my day was awesome with very little to complain about. It was the most perfect weather possible, which was a relief because my ceremony was outside.
I DIY'ed every little thing for my wedding except the cake and the flowers. I am most proud of my 'ribbon curtain' I got married under, and the 25 hand-painted table numbers, all native Oregon plants. Also, can't forget the escort cards with the little plant, name and number on each one (yes, I know, I'm crazy). Oh and the favors/placecards were little succulents with each persons name on it. We have a huge family, so all of this was quite an undertaking. Any bride on here complaining about doing something DIY for a 40-60 person wedding gets an eyeroll from me, try 250!
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Any questions about the day are welcome.
Re: AW: Married
Sept 2011 Siggy Challenge: Favorite Ceremony Photo
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Thanks for sharing your wedding porn!
Your reception details are so cool! Very original.
We'll just not tell H about this little fact, m'kay?
[QUOTE]Thanks everyone, I am blushing! Married: I am a heel-type girl, but had a bad break in my left foot in February which is still healing. I am so glad I didn't have to compromise with the orthopedic shoes the doc wanted me to wear! I loved those thongs, and they showed off my henna :)
Posted by reddy123[/QUOTE]
Oh, no! That sounds terribly painful! I loved them. I think they went with the dress well.
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Tell me about your succulents, were they a PITA to pot?
[QUOTE]Wow, everything looks beautiful! Tell me about your succulents, were they a PITA to pot?
Posted by pirategal03[/QUOTE]
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</div><div>I have to give my mom credit on this one, she planted about 1/3rd -1/2 of what we needed about 6-8 months ago in her garden. They split and multiplied and I went over the weekend before the wedding and helped her plant them in about two hours. We ended up with exactly what we needed.</div><div>The trick was having big plastic bread racks to store them for going to the wedding, and it helps to have someone who likes gardening (me not so much, my mom LOVES it).</div><div>My mom also bargain hunted for the little pots, so we did these for about .75 cents each, pretty freakin good, considering a company nearby does them for weddings for $8 each!
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[QUOTE]OMG this is seriously on of the prettiest wedding I have encountered on this site! You looked lovely!
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<div>Aww, thank-you! That means a lot! Juliez or suninherhead will always be my faves :)</div>
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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: AW: Married : I have to give my mom credit on this one, she planted about 1/3rd -1/2 of what we needed about 6-8 months ago in her garden. They split and multiplied and I went over the weekend before the wedding and helped her plant them in about two hours. We ended up with exactly what we needed. The trick was having big plastic bread racks to store them for going to the wedding, and it helps to have someone who likes gardening (me not so much, my mom LOVES it). My mom also bargain hunted for the little pots, so we did these for about .75 cents each, pretty freakin good, considering a company nearby does them for weddings for $8 each!
Posted by reddy123[/QUOTE]
That's great!