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Thursday, October 11, 2012

Free Wedding Checklists and Worksheets

Organization is a must for me. I will keep finding great checklist and worksheets to help you plan for your day. You could find them under the label "Wedding Checklist"

You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking here.

This lovely list is courtesy of Pash Weddings

: The Pash Printable Wedding Planner
A collection of some of the below listed worksheets and charts in a printable and easy-to-fill-in format.
The Pash Bridesmaid's Guide
A collection of useful worksheets and checklists for bridesmaids in a printable and easy-to-fill-in format.
Wedding Scheduler
Order of Events at the Reception
Bridal Emergency Kit
Program Worksheet
Wedding Budget Worksheet
Guest List
Table Assignments
Questions to Ask Wedding Consultants
Questions to Ask Reception Venues
Questions to Ask Caterers
Once you have selected your caterer, use the our Catering Worksheet to go over the details of your event.
Questions to Ask Disc Jockeys
Questions to Ask Florists
Questions to Ask Photographers
How to Choose Your Wedding Photographer
Photographic Poses
Questions to Ask Videographers
Questions to Ask Limousine Companies
Wedding Day Make-Up Kit Checklist
A Bridal Journal for your own use.

Ideas on Wedding Essentials

2:58 PM Resources No comments

You are now engaged! Congrats!!! Now the planning starts.

Don't now where to start? This list of wedding essentials should provide guidance.

Source:

http://www.perfectweddingguide.com/wedding-essentials/

Rose Frosted Cupcakes

10:41 PM Babyshower, Recipes No comments

This is a cute Cupcake Idea- I found this at The Frugal Girls

Following is a post by Hannah at We Lived Happily Ever After…

My Paper Party Poofs!

Tissue Paper Party poms are really popular, (See Martha Stewart's Version below)

But I wanted to come up with something a little more durable than tissue paper. I wanted it to hold up for more than one use and not be "crushable." So instead of using tissue paper, I used regular printing paper.

Here's how we made them:

All you need to make one is:

♥ 18 sheets of colored paper (thin is fine... thick doesn't form as well)

♥ Wire
♥ Ribbon to hang them with

♥ Time
Optional: We hang stands of glass beads from them for a flowy feel. You can also put bows and flowers on them too!
Try alternating different shades of paper (like white and pink) for a more classy feel.

They are so easy to make! If you want to make smaller ones (for variation!) just cut the paper in half (so it is 5.5"x8.5")