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Carrie’s Bridesmaid Gifts

Now that Christmas has passed, I think I can talk about these, I’m pretty sure that I won’t ruin any surprises!
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For Christmas, Carrie was so thoughtful- she had me design her some coffee table books for her bridesmaids from her summer wedding.  Her bridesmaids are her best friends, who she’s known since the beginning of time (okay, slight exaggeration, but you know how important your bridesmaids are to you and how long you’ve known them… same here!).  Such a sweet and thoughtful gift, a really fun way for the girls to remember the wedding weekend. 
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Each book shares the same cover design, but the insides were tailored individually to the girls, which included some of Carrie’s favorite moments.  She loved the cute size of the 7×7″ books, although the compact 5×5″ ones would make such cute purse books (I have yet to design one for my office!)

Here is a link to the highlights from Carrie’s wonderful summer wedding at Semiahmoo Resort in case you missed it the first time!!  “LINK!” 

Parent’s Gifts: Coffee Table Books

While we’re on the subject of coffee table books… check out these that Natasha and Peter had me design for their parents!! _xyz1550b.jpg_xyz1554b.jpg

Dorothy & Andy’s Coffee Table Book

Just got this one back from the printers, and thought I’d share! This is a great album from Dorothy and Andy’s springtime wedding at Cedarbrook in Seatac!
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Andy loved how this cover turned out- you can see the sign of Double Happiness that was on top of each individual cake is centered right on the spine, so when it’s on the bookshelf, that’s what you read!070907_0001.jpg
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They were so into jumping that day, it was hilarious! Everyone has their own jump style, gotta love it!

Photo Books Are the New Guest Books

A new spin on an old tradition: photo guest books. For the last few years, brides and grooms have loved the idea of using pictures in their guest book to make it more interesting- gone are the days of page after page of signatures from people that you don’t really know, and these days, folks are making books, framed prints, polariod guest books, and just about any other type of guest books that deviate from the traditional.

You can buy an inexpensive blank book at just about any art store (like ones made by Kolo) and add your own pictures in, prompting your guests to write on the pages around the book. You can even get a Polariod camera and some film and have one of your guests in charge of taking pictures of everyone (just don’t shake it, despite what Outkast says).
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If you’d rather not mess with it and just have it done for you, we’ve got two types of books over here: the Framed Guest Book and the Coffee Table Guest Book. Here are some pictures of real ones that I’ve done recently. With a Framed Guest Book, we’ll take your favorite Engagement picture and frame it up with archival mat, and I’ll set it up at the reception with an easel and archival pens for your guests to write cute little personal messages. The Coffee Table Book has your favorite images printed right onto the page, and again, I’ll bring a pen for your guests to write in the book with.

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