papiya

I made my bouquet out of tissue paper (the kind used in gift bags), floral tape, floral wire stems and ribbon (for wrapping the handle). The flowers were inspired by the Martha Stewart tissue paper flowers with some alterations here and there. The ribbon on the handle is not the final wrapping. It was a practice or prototype using ribbon from the dollar bin but the final product will be wrapped similarly, just with a prettier ribbon and maybe some embellishments. The same bouquet, just moved out of the direct sunlight:

These are made from crepe paper streamers (found at any party store). They are styled after the Martha Stewart bubble flowers (as shown on her website, her paper flower kits and many many other places). http://bios.weddingbee.com/pics/8082...onnieres_2.JPG http://bios.weddingbee.com/pics/8082...onnieres_3.JPG http://bios.weddingbee.com/pics/8082...onnieres_4.JPG http://bios.weddingbee.com/pics/8082...outonniere.JPG

Thanks everyone! We're pretty excited about the Disney Wedding and I know our guests are too.

These are my DIY invitations - everything made and printed at home, from the invitations to the envelope liners. I wanted them to have a vintage travel feel. The inspiration came from a collection featured in Martha Stewart Weddings. Unfortunately I do not recall which issue. I made everything using Microsoft Word and Photoshop. The layouts for the invitation wording, RSVP and info cards and the stamp was made in Word. The background for the invitation and the envelope liners were done in Photoshop (some serious Photoshop-ing of a hand drawn alpana). The stamp was ordered from Office Depot or Staples. The invite and all enclosures were all tied together with twine and a punched Mickey.

My name is Papiya and I'm getting married September 6, 2010. The wedding will be at the Epcot Center at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL.