By far the most time-consuming and labor intensive of the projects I did for our wedding were the little miniature books I made for our ceremony programs. As promised, you can check them out in all of their beauty (even if I do say so myself) over on Oh So Beautiful Paper today. Thanks, Nole! I’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have – just leave a comment here with your question and I’ll pull together a post about the program details if anyone is interested.
{Photos by Nole Garey for Oh So Beautiful Paper.}
hi, those programs are lovely! i’m curious about how you did the scalloped punch-out edges. thx!
Love the inside of the programs! That blue and white with the kraft is very striking!
Hey Kristin,
I used the Fiskar’s squeeze punch Something Old Something New for the corner detail. http://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-FCSP-7329-4-Inch-Corner-Squeeze/dp/B0018BYEWK I had to individually punch each corner of each page, but it was worth it – I also used the punch on our save the dates and other paper pieces so they all tied together nicely.
Thanks, Kia! I had a lot of fun playing with pattern, color and texture.
Gorgeous programs I have been err-ing on whether or not I will have programs. This is great. THe font is absolutely beautiful
Can I just tell you AGAIN how much I love these programs? You saw my simple programs, which did the trick, but I am so wishing I had done what you did!
Krista, I have to say – these programs were an insanely time-consuming project so don’t beat yourself up too much.
I loved the final product, but there were definitely moments I nearly threw in the towel.
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