A bride-to-be contacted me about making one of my “Happily Ever After” signs for her December wedding, and I was happy to oblige.
She wanted it to look really old and rustic, so for the first time I did not use an old cupboard door for this sign. Instead, I bought a piece of rough plywood that was knotty, uneven, and splinter-y! (I sanded the splinters off. Or they came off in my fingers. A little of both happened.)
I also made a “coordinating” sign for a display of family wedding pictures (what a fun idea!)…
…plus one for the hot chocolate table…
…and a couple more for other “stations” at the reception. (I love the big knothole in the middle of the “Gifts” sign.)
It was my first time making a whole wedding collection!
I guess it’s good practice for when my children start getting married off…hopefully that’s a few years away for me!
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What a fun idea! I love it. I like the rusticness (okay, not a word but it sounds good) of the signs.
ReplyDeleteThat is one smart bride. Not only does she have awesome signage for her wedding, but keepsakes to hang on her wall "ever after".
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Oh wow, I bet that is going to be one cool wedding. Nicely done Korrie! I totally need/want the hot chocolate sign!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Korrie,
ReplyDeleteI love your fantastic wedding signs!!!
Dee
these are so special! i wish i had done things like this at my wedding!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection, Korrie! I love them all! I'm sure she is going to love them and they will be one of the talked about details.
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous! I love that she's using this type decor. LOVE the font on the happily signs. You are awesome!
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Pat
What a fantastic idea! Those turned out great and I'm sure they were a big hit with all the guests!
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage look!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day! :)
Oooooooh, these are amazing!!! Hopefully you'll get to see (and share) pics after the wedding :)
ReplyDeleteAwwww!!! I love your signs!!! You do such fantastic work!! How special to know your signs will be there on their big day!!! What a blessing!!!
ReplyDeleteCute signs...great idea.
ReplyDeletethese are fabulous! please come share them at my center of attention sunday link up at http://cadeedee.blogspot.com/2012/04/center-of-attention-sunday-sunday.html
ReplyDeletei adore your work!
Hello Korrie! I LOVE how the wedding signs turned out. What a fabulous idea. You did a wonderful job. I Love how rustic they are. Enjoy your Sundat!!!
ReplyDeletesandraallen260@centurytel.net
How smart of the bride to have wedding decorations that are functional plus keepsakes.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Korrie and a great keepsake for a bride.
ReplyDeletewhat a cool idea for a wedding! i love them...
ReplyDeletewhat font did u use on the "happiness begins here.." sign?
It works perfect for the sign!
I LOVE these!! I am pinning these for the day one or both of my girls get married (they're about to turn 21). My son got married this past summer so it may be awhile but I'll have them on my wedding board if needed!
ReplyDeletelove the signs and your choices of graphics is right on...I used the same one on a box I made,some say my decopage looks painted on...I found my own tricks...You have given me a inspiration to go with the next paper cake I Make. I need to become a follower, I really love what you do. I am totally new to this blogger world. I have started one. I hope to grow it to a success
ReplyDeleteI love them all! Please come share at http://sassafrassalvation.blogspot.com/2012/04/sasss-sunday-salvation-show-18.html
ReplyDeletewow, those are gorgeous Korrie! I need to make some wedding signs... it is that time of year!!! Thanks for some great inspiration!
ReplyDeletegail
What a nice job to get. It was smart for the bride and groom to get coordinating signs, too.
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be a really cool wedding!
ReplyDeleteOh these signs are so cute!! Glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteI really loves these signs. Did you post any instrustions on how to make these? I cant seem to find it. If you could send me a link..
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