Stephanie, thank you for letting me link up so late and for hosting all of this wedding fun. Thank you to my visitors for staying late at the party! laurie
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Showing posts with label VINTAGE WEDDING DECOR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VINTAGE WEDDING DECOR. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2011
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER WEDDING!
No, nobody is pregnant! I am just very late getting to Stephanie’s party at Angelic Accents. I hope she’s okay with “better late than never”.
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Stephanie, thank you for letting me link up so late and for hosting all of this wedding fun. Thank you to my visitors for staying late at the party! laurie
Stephanie, thank you for letting me link up so late and for hosting all of this wedding fun. Thank you to my visitors for staying late at the party! laurie
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
JUNE BRIDES EVERYWHERE (but they are out of control around here)!
In the 60’s, when honeycomb decor wasn’t tacky, my mother had a wedding party. Of course, I have kept the decorations she had left over from the party, but I’ve never had an occasion when I felt like the bride would appreciate the use of honeycomb decor, so they have stayed boxed up until now. I’m so glad that Stephanie at Angelic Accents is hosting a Wedding Blog Party, so I can let my vintage honeycomb and plastic decorations out of the box for a day!
At an auction years ago, I bought a box for $5.00, because there was a silver tray I liked on the top of the box. I didn’t know until I got home that there was a little collection of plastic wedding cake toppers in the box too.

The little “doll-looking” bride and groom is an old bridge tally I found when I cleaned out Mother’s house, along with the small party invitation with the cutouts in the bride’s gown. The 3D card is a reproduction.
This sweet musical bride was a gift from my sister-in-law when her brother and I announced our engagement.

I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday, and Stephanie at Angelic Accents for the Wedding Blog Party on Friday.

At an auction years ago, I bought a box for $5.00, because there was a silver tray I liked on the top of the box. I didn’t know until I got home that there was a little collection of plastic wedding cake toppers in the box too.
The little “doll-looking” bride and groom is an old bridge tally I found when I cleaned out Mother’s house, along with the small party invitation with the cutouts in the bride’s gown. The 3D card is a reproduction.
The faux pearls inside the conservatory were in my bridal bouquet. 
This sweet musical bride was a gift from my sister-in-law when her brother and I announced our engagement.
I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday, and Stephanie at Angelic Accents for the Wedding Blog Party on Friday.
A vintage wedding photo (Yikes!)
Please link up with me for Favorite Things Saturday.
Thank you for stopping by today. laurie
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