Moody and real: this pragmatic wedding reading is about REAL life
Our one guarantee in life is that we’ll have both good and bad times (and death and taxes, too). The beauty of a partnership is that someone is there to help you make it through it all, the highs and the lows. I love this excerpt by Rolfe Gerhardt because it takes a real look at like and creates a moving and pragmatic wedding reading that hits home for anyone.
A macrame wedding backdrop is the BEST way to reuse wedding decor
Macrame wall hangings are the hottest shit in home decor right now and you can harness their boho-meets-’70s vibe for your wedding, too. After the ceremony, hang it up behind your sweetheart table. Then wrap it up and hang it on your wall at home. No wasted money AND a new killer wall hanging!
I skulked around looking for some of my favorites in a macrame wedding backdrop and found some doozies. Ready your mouse clicking trigger finger to snag one of these bad boys…
Whip up your own “relationship ingredients” wedding ceremony idea
When looking for a wedding ceremony idea, the one that resonated the most with us was something like the unity sandwich, since we’re both foodies. I had also been inspired by a modern interpretation of the Jewish 7 Blessings.
So we combined those two ideas to make our “Relationship Ingredients Ceremony.”
When Murder, She Wrote’s Jessica Fletcher told everyone what it means to be “unplugged”
Emily and Branan’s wonderfully weird wedding somehow got Star Wars, wrestling, and badminton all into the day… AND they used photos of Angela Lansbury’s Jessica Fletcher from Murder, She Wrote educate the guests on what it REALLY means to have an unplugged wedding!