Category: Details

Etsy Eye Candy: Guest Books

Posted by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com on February 3, 2012

Guest books can be a great way to add a custom touch to your wedding day. They also make a great keepsake to look back on after the wedding. You may decide to go with a traditional wedding guest book or opt for one of the many creative alternatives that are popping up everywhere. As usual, Etsy has a many unique, handmade options for guest books. Here is just a sampling of the goodies Etsy has to offer. Just click on the image to get to the shop!

Wooden Hearts

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Card Catalog

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Wall Art Guest Book

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Wood Ornamets

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Puzzle

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Traditional

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Thumbprint Wedding Tree

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Wishing Stones

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Message in a Bottle

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What kind of guest book will you be using at your wedding?

Also filed under: Customization, Our Team

February 3, 2012 by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com

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Cake Topper Inspiration!

Posted by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com on January 9, 2012

Cake toppers are a really fun detail to customize for your wedding! You can choose something simple, silly or theme related. From words and monograms or a bride and groom to animals or fun designs… just about anything can be used as a cake topper. Below I’ve rounded up some inspiration for you! There are even a few diy toppers at the bottom. Enjoy!

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And for all the DIY-ers out there… here are a couple tutorials for making your own cute cake toppers!

DIY Streamer Cake Topper

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DIY Glitter Monogram Topper

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Toppers are also fun on cupcakes!

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January 9, 2012 by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com

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Ring Pillow Inspiration!

Posted by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com on January 2, 2012

Ring pillows are one wedding detail that couples can get creative with. You may opt to go with simple white, choose to incorporate your wedding colors or come up with an alternative that is completely outside the box! There are endless possibilities. Below I’ve rounded up some ring pillow inspiration that covers the board. Enjoy!

Whites & Neutrals

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Something Blue Pillows

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Splash of Color!

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ring pillow inspiration

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Ring Pillow Alternatives

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January 2, 2012 by Michelle Cangemi, WeddingWindow.com

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Everything Roses

Posted by Tracie Fong on December 22, 2011

When you think of picking out flowers for your wedding day, the odds are that roses will come to mind. Having roses for your wedding is a classic and timeless choice. The tricky part with roses is trying to find new and innovative ways to make the traditional wedding rose your own.

When trying to think of creative ways to make roses exciting on your wedding day, consider using roses in both the traditional ways and in new details for your wedding day. Roses can be added to your hair to add a sense of whimsy and romance. They can also be added on your shoes (as shoe clip) for an added fashion couture look. Some other lovely ways to incorporate roses on your wedding day can include having your flower girl sprinkle whole roses instead of just the rose petals, this will add a little more romance to your day.

For more ideas on using roses in your wedding day just look below:

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Happy Planning

Also filed under: Design & Decor, Flowers, Our Brides & Grooms

December 22, 2011 by Tracie Fong

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Isn’t It Mossy?

Posted by Tracie Fong on November 24, 2011

I absolutely adore moss-covered letters for weddings! They are just so festive and special to look at. Moss covered letters can easily work for any wedding event, you can easily spell out the couples last name, do their initials or do something out of the ordinary, like the ampersand symbol. The possibilities are endless.

If you are thinking about doing this easy DIY wedding project, all you would have to do is go to your nearest craft store for all the supplies. Pick up some sheets of moss, paper mache or wood letters and a glue gun. It’s that easy! When starting this project, think about it as if your were wrapping a gift, lay out your sheets of moss and glue it to the letter. Carefully wrap the moss around the letter, gluing when needed. Trim with scissors. (Yes, it’s that easy!)