Cyd’s wedding ceremony programs were a true labor of love — with a beautiful result! — deserving of a post all their own.  Plus they were inspired in part by my own wedding ceremony programs, so I just had to give Cyd’s lovely blue and kraft paper programs a bit of extra love!
From Cyd: For our ceremony programs, I was inspired by your cute pocket-sized ceremony programs and the lovely programs you featured by Erin Jang which had kraft paper pages and gocco’d covers.
These were easily the most time consuming of my DIY projects – I designed them and laid them out myself in InDesign.  Every cover was individually cut, scored, lined on the inside with the same paper as our envelope liners, and then hand bound (we’re talking old school book binding with a needle and thread here) with blue and white striped baker’s twine.
The pages were kraft paper, which was a material I introduced with the envelopes of our Bookmark the Dates (DIYÂ bookmarks as I’m a literature buff and my husband is an English teacher) and later incorporated in several areas throughout our event.
I gocco’d both the front and back covers, picking up on the flourish from our invitations, and used Paper Source cardstock in Lake for the actual covers.
They were immensely time-consuming, but guests loved them and very few were left behind. IÂ can’t say I’ll be making any more miniature books anytime soon, but I sure did love the way these turned out!
Beautiful! Don’t you all just love the mix of craft paper and that gorgeous lake blue? You can read more about Cyd’s wedding over on The Sweetest Occassion or on her column on Elizabeth Anne Designs. Oh, and for those of you curious about the script font used in Cyd’s programs, it’s called Burgues and can be found at Veer. Thanks so much, Cyd, for sharing your lovely programs and gorgeous wedding invitations with us!
{all photos by Oh So Beautiful Paper}
