We started planning the wedding quite a while before Anthony proposed, and I started collecting papers of varying sizes and shapes, filled with notes and price comparisons. I was afraid I would lose some of them, and then have to gather the information again. Sarah had created a altered notebook wedding planner for her sister, which she gave to Grace for her birthday, and I liked the idea, so I decided to create a Mother-of-the-Bride notebook for myself. I started with a 100 page composition book, and ended up with this:
The back:
Pictures of the inside dividers, which I created by adhering cardstock to the front and back of a page. The tabs were created using the Round Tab punch from Stampin' Up!
The shapes below were created with Spellbinders' Nestabilities dies: Labels One and Classic Scalloped Ovals Large.
This is one of several envelopes I created to hold receipts and miscellaneous papers:
Made using the Top Note Die from Stampin' Up!
Another envelope:
I used a piece of gold-covered elastic to create a band with which to close the notebook and keep everything inside secure.
Things are going to be very busy in the upcoming months, and with Grace in school full-time and working, too, she's asked me to help with the wedding plans. I can't remember planning my own wedding over 25 years ago (except for shopping for the silk flowers), so it's exciting, as well as being a privilege, to have the opportunity to play a key role in planning my daughter's wedding.
1 comment:
What a nice idea. You did a great job. What an exciting time for you and how nice to be able to participate in the planning.
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