http://www.thinksplendid.com/2012/05/millennials-and-bridal-gender-gap.html?m=1
I think this text says a lot.
Shrinky Dink bracelets from #6 plastic containers… instructions behind a click. Perhaps bridesmaids presents?
ooo er. M&M’s as pixel art on a wedding cake…
(Source: ultimateweddings)
8-bit popup cards HOWTO… interesting times…
Few more experiments
Three done, bazillion to go
RE: My Fair Wedding, Frugal Edition: 70!
To motivate: A DIY TODO
via myfrugalwedding, though a bit modified…
- Decide the colour theme
- Finish the wedding website:
- Finish writing the “How we met”
- Finish writing the “Engagement”
- Get a domain name
- Setup blog/Facebook/Twitter/Google+/???
- Post the “update your address into our address book” email/letter/update (Powered by Google Wedding Document templates)
- Create basis for the Wedding-page and subpages
- Engagement party?
- Harass people who we might be inviting to update their address, and do it for them if they want it
- Decide on the guestlist: who, and how many, and set them in Google Docs
- Decide on a budget and set it on Google Docs
- Raise enough money for this thing, and
- Stay on budget 1 year before W Day
- 11 months before
- 10 months before
- 9 months
- 8 months
- 7 months
- 6 months
- 5 months
- 4 months
- 3 months
- 2 months
- 1 month
- 3 weeks
- 2 weeks
- 7 days
- 6 days
- 5 days
- 4 days
- 3 days
- 2 days
- a day
- Pick the country it will be in
- Pick what town it will be in
- Pick the venue and book it
- Decide the date
- Pick Maid of Honour and Bestman
- Start making The Dress:
- Source an Arduino Lilypad, accessories of it, and design the circuitry
- Design the underdress (cut, material)
- Design the surcoat (cut, material, embroidery)
- Design the cloak (cut, material, embroidery)
- Sew muslins
- Source fabrics, threads, beads, needles
- Cut fabrics and sew
- Help the Groom decide on his clothes
- Decide on the policy about MoH/BM/MOG/FOG/FOB/SOB/bridesmaids/ushers/flowergirls/ring BEARS attire
- Shoes for us / Shoeclips for MoH/MOG/SOB/bridesmaids/flowergirls
- Figure out what my favours will be (most likely from those I’ve posted)
- Figure out what Thank You-favours to get to the bridal/groom entourage
- Make invitations:
- Pick and list transport options for the guests
- accomodation options
- restaurant
- groceries
- what to pack and how
- other tourist attractions
- tourist vocabulary
- RSVP
- gifts
- SEND
- Collect paper/phone/SoMe RSVP’s under Google Docs
- Collect the song suggestions into the Spotify Collaborative playlist from the paper/phone/SoMe RSVP’s
- Source material, design and make the bouquets, coursages and boutoinnaires
- Pick a photographer
- Pick a videographer
- Pick a caterer
- Cake/Cakepops/Cupcakes/Cheesecake/???
- Decorations/lighting:
- For the seremony
- For the reception
- Table, chair, crockery/utensil/glassware rental?
- Raise money for the honeymoon
- Soundsystem?
- Bridal shower
- Bachelorette/Bachelor party?
- Bridal Jewellery?
- Gift registry/Pecha Kucha wishlist/Preferred goodwills/Tradeins
- Wedding programme
- How will the rehearsal be planned
- Honeymoon?
- Wedding vows
- Rice/confetti/bubbles/sparklies
- Introduce both families
- Teethwhitening
- Wedding insurance
- Decide on a having a ring bearer or not
- Hair stylist?
- Makeup artists?
- Transportation
- Have a huge sale in my online stores to raise money
- See a dermatologist
- Find a second/backup photographer
- Disposable cameras?
Am I forgetting something?
PIEPOPS OMGWTFWANT
(via mninvites)
and even more paper flowers for the wedding!
via mybohemiansummer:
Tutorial Tuesday- Dandy Daisy!
This week I’ve created an adorable layered kirigami project- Dandy Daisy! This is a very simple and easy flower that anyone can do. I promise! Get creative and make yourself a beautiful garden of colorful daisies.
Happy Folding and Cutting!!
More paper flowers for wedding…
via mybohemiansummer:
It’s Tutorial Tuesday!! Super quick and easy flower I designed just for you!
I designed this flower to be uncomplicated and beautiful. Introducing the MBS Heart Kusudama. Made with five heart shaped petals, that when put together, has a cutie star shaped center. I promise even in your first attempt, it will take you no more than five minutes to put this modular flower together.
If you are feeling froggy you can make 12 of these flowers and put them together in a kusudama flower ball. I will be putting up a tutorial how to make a flower ball later on. Until then…
Happy Folding!
