Such a sweet idea!  These are the ceremony programs from the wedding of Courtney from Flush Designs. She made 4 different versions that incorporated collages of notes, drawings, journal
entries and fun items from her 10-year relationship with her now-husband:

Click here for some additional information on the design and more photos.

{images via Flush Designs}

Remember these programs that I shipped off to Australia back in September?  Well, here are a couple pictures of the programs in action at Stephanie’s most lovely wedding:

It’s really an amazing feeling to see something that I created actually in someone’s hands during a ceremony literally halfway around the world.  I’m so happy to have been a small part of Stephanie and Matthew’s wedding, and you can see more photos of this beautiful wedding right here.

{photos by Vincent Lai}

Whitney created some of the most beautiful DIY paper projects for her recent wedding — and lucky for us, she's now consolidated those projects into one post for some fabulous wedding inspiration.  Her ceremony programs were a particular favorite of mine.  Check out the full post, with links to the originals, right here.

 

{photo via Darling Dexter}

A few months ago, my very first client for custom wedding programs was Natalie.  She'd seen pictures from our wedding and loved our programs, so she sent me an e-mail to ask if I could do something similar for her wedding.  

Of course I was happy to oblige, and our little custom project eventually came to include "reserved" cards for the ceremony, table numbers, a few signs, and place cards in addition to the programs.  I had so much fun working on this project, and the best part was getting to know Natalie during the process!  Natalie and Matt had an absolutely beautiful wedding in California, and here are a few shots of my work in action at her wedding:

{signs explaning the Jewish tradition of yarmulkes}

{the ceremony programs, placed in each guest chair for the ceremony}

{place cards ready for the reception}

And here are a few pictures that I took on my own:

{the front cover of the programs}

{the inside of the first page}

{the inside of the second page}

{the back cover}

{the "reserved" seating card for the ceremony}

{the menus for the reception}

The programs and reserved cards were printed on cream card stock with navy and charcoal gray ink, while the menus, place cards, table numbers, and signs (like the one for the yarmulkes) were printed on white card stock. Check out my flickr site for more detail shots of the programs and menus – and definitely head on over to Natalie's lovely wedding recap for more gorgeous photos from her wedding!

{top photos via Natalie's wedding recap, all other photos by me}