... to go to these lengths of measuring, cutting, punching, painting, inking and printing. Not to mention sticking, writing, stamping and posting.
This photo shows a stage in the wedding invitation making process that was actually quite near the end. Today we are even closer, so close we can smell the envelope glue, but I'm going to leave y'all hanging on just a little bit longer so that the guests can have a look at the finished cards first. What better way to spend a Sunday? (Don't answer that; I'm all too aware that there are more fun things to do!)
This photo shows a stage in the wedding invitation making process that was actually quite near the end. Today we are even closer, so close we can smell the envelope glue, but I'm going to leave y'all hanging on just a little bit longer so that the guests can have a look at the finished cards first. What better way to spend a Sunday? (Don't answer that; I'm all too aware that there are more fun things to do!)
I think that's a perfect way to spend a Sunday :) I will never forget the creative processes of my wedding, and although it was a lot of work, it was rewarding in the end (after countless paper cuts and hot glue gun burns!)
ReplyDeleteI'm dying to see what the finished product looks like!
We-ell, maybe there are; but it's still pretty exciting - and you on;y have to do it once! I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished product.
ReplyDeleteOoh how exciting, I can't wait to se the finished ones :)
ReplyDeleteI am lucky and have a finished one already, they are awesome! I am enjoying all the creative processes for the wedding preparations too! and I also have hot glue gun burns and a couple from the iron as well.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting, I can't wait for you to share your amazing creation, which knowing you, they'll be GORGEOUS :)
ReplyDeleteOO I agree- those look AMAZING!
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