My friends at Dreams on Dime found this and I wanted to share it with you.
The Knot surveyed 20,000 couples who got married in 2012 to find out the average cost of weddings and the top 25 most expensive cities to get married. The average cost across the country came out to nearly $25,000 with San Francisco coming in at 10th (most expensive) with costs averaging $35,344
Most of the time you’re going to be getting ready in hotel or venue’s bridal suite so you’re not going to have access to the ‘just in case’ things you have all over your home and the last thing you want is to be scrambling to find a bobby pin, scissors, spot remover, lint roller, bandaids, aspirin, chalk or the other 20 things you might need. We bring alot of these items with us to our wedding locations just in case there is an emergency, but packing a little kit of “just in case” items can be the difference between a smooth ‘getting ready’ process and a hectic one. So while I know your todo list is endless take some time to go through this list and personalize it based on little things you know you might need! Have a fabulous wedding!!!!
xo,
In a digital world, it’s important to create tangible memories that will last your lifetime, your children’s lifetime and their children’s lifetime….
We offer stunning, professional press printed books. Produced on state of the art digital presses, these lay-flat style books feature thick pages, with no middle gutter. Because the pages lay flat when opened, with no seam between the pages, these books are a great way to showcase your images and are guaranteed to last for years to come!
There are three different cover options: full image wrap around, full leather wrap around or leather spine with cover image like you see below.
There are three different page finishes: matte, satin & glossy (with satin being the love child of matte & glossy)
There are two different design styles “Contemporary / Modern” (a clean and simple magazine style, there is no opacity, overlapping or intricate spreads, with either white or black backgrounds), See the first album below.
The other style is “Trendy / Hip” (compiles layered images and embodies opacity, color and overlapping and grouping color and B&W images together) . See images 3 & 5 below
The “Trendy / Hip” design style…
Full leather wrap around cover which you can emboss with your names and wedding date…
Lay flat, seem-less binding….
In a digital world, it’s important to create tangible memories that will last your lifetime, your children’s lifetime and their children’s lifetime….
This summer we celebrated my boyfriends parents 35th anniversary and his cousins 25th wedding anniversary and it was so wonderful to see their tangible memories. I love looking through Mike’s parents wedding album and looking at their beautiful framed 16×20 wedding photo that I’m sure has been up in their house since their wedding. And at his cousins anniversary party this past July they had their album out for everyone to see along with their large framed print which I’m sure is still up in their house as well.
I have found that in the absence of film, with the large number of digital images they receive it’s easy for clients to become overwhelmed by the idea of where to start with printing their images and instead they take their DVD, post some of their photos online and that’s as close as they get to having tangible memories. I’m here to help ease that process and help you fill your home with happy images that will bring a smile to your face everyday!
Here is a guide to print/wall art sizes to help in your decision making process and encourage beautiful memories that fill the walls in your home!
Here are some examples of how it can look on your wall…
Here are the border options you have….
I would love to help you create tangible memories in your home, so let me know if you have any questions!!!!
xo,
