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To illuminate your tented space, craft hanging candelabras from one-foot-wide plywood boards, rope, and Mason jars. Fill each jar with an electric tea-light candle. The soft glow will set the dinner and seating area apart from the dance floor and gave the tent a cozy, warm feel.
Check out these vintage crates and flower boxes from a real Jackson Hole wedding over at Ruffled!
http://ruffledblog.com/vintage-fruit-and-soda-crates-wooden-boxes-as-centerpieces-for-wedding/
Taylor Glenn Photography provided this post today about a unique DIY Save-the-Date card from one of his upcoming clients.
I opened my mail today and found this great card from Lyndsey and Ryan who will be getting married this September here in Jackson. I thought it was a really great piece so I asked her where she got the inspiration for this:
“I bought that WPA postcard from the visitor’s center at the park when we were there in January. I immediately thought of it when I knew we were doing the wedding in January. It wasn’t too hard to find similar typefaces to customize it for our Save the Date, and then add the wedding couple. Easy & fast- exactly what we needed!”
They have also provided their guests with a great blog for info on their big weekend: http://gicemottlwedding.blogspot.com/
Photo stations with fabric backdrops have been on the scene for about a year now. When Cara hired me to shoot her wedding, I knew her event would be a good candidate for some photo fabric fun. All year we schemed up a unique photo station idea. Cara totally ran with it, even finding some gorgeous fabric while on a trip to San Francisco. Cara came up with an aspen arbor to hang the fabric from (which was also used as a focal point during the ceremony). She also purchased about $100 in props (you gotta have props). Cara just made my day when I saw it all come together. See for yourself…












Photographed by Lindsay Linton for Carrie Patterson Photography