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How wonderful! He’s popped the question and you’re engaged to be married!

Congratulations as you take your first steps into your happy future together.

You’re going to be busy over the next few months but don’t panic. There are masses of wedding planning tools out there to help you through every step of the way. If you decide to use a professional wedding planner that’s fine but if you’ve got some time, then plan your wedding yourself and make it a day that’s very personal to you.

The most important thing to do before you start is to set a realistic budget. Work out with your fiancé exactly what you can afford, find out if your parents are happy to contribute and go from there. You really don’t want to start off on married life together with credit card debts and a huge loan to pay for your wedding – family and friends come to your wedding because they love you and want to share your special day with you, not because they want to be impressed.

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November 22, 2011

DIY Wedding Envelopes

Posted by wed_admin in:
DIY Weddings, Wedding Accessories, Wedding Ideas

This is just one of those little touches that sets your wedding apart.

A DIY wedding envelope.

Add one of your favourite images of the pair of you to create a unique envelope you can use for save the date cards, wedding invitations and thank you notes.  (In fact, why not add an image of your wedding day to the thank you note – showing real thought and style.)

Easy to make

These handmade wedding envelopes are straightforward to create yourself and you’ll find full instructions on the DIY Bride Blog where I discovered this imaginative idea.

Inexpensive

You’ll just need a printer to reproduce your photographs on paper and some basic stationery.  It’s not necessary to print in colour, in fact I think black and white works particularly well here, don’t you?

DIY wedding envelopes

Post via the DIY Bride Blog where you will find full instructions for making these DIY wedding envelopes.  Thanks for sharing!

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    This is a great idea. Just love the black and white photo envelope.

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