a beer, a corner punch, and a song
And yes - of course this was inspired by the infamous Mrs. Cupcake's program.
Bah.
I've edited these to reflect some of the faves, as well as some style adjustments of my own. I really liked the horizontal layout (since the main info will be a vertical alignment). I've also thrown the wedding date on the information side. It made sense since that's where it said "bookmark this date", no?
Here's a draft, all fixed up.
Now I'm still deciding how I want to do this. I could DIY it all myself. I've got access to a laminator (if I wanted them laminated), I can print almost everything here. I can also throw these onto a 4x6 image file to get them printed as photos at Wal-Mart for cheap. Lot of ideas on how to do these, but that's for another post.
Here are a few picture sides I made up.
The library: I love the quote (and have read the author) and the layout. Is the red "&" mark too much? Would it be better to make it a soft grey (like the author's name) so "flame" is the only word in red?
The wall: My question about the quote - does it seem like a "rubbing it in your face" kind of quote? It reminds me of that childhood taunt "better than you!" and "in your dreams!" so it may just be me and my obviously mean personality... what do you think of it? Is it mean or is it just me? I do like it, I just don't want to be an a*hole.
The hand-holding one: I like this as it doesn't show our faces (who needs more pictures of us kissing?) BUT which background is better? The top is the original, with the background a soft focus in warm tones. The second one is just white, which makes it more crisp but also feels a tad colder. Which one do you like? AND what about the quote? I liked it as in Allen and I are from the same reserve, but does it say "love" to you? Or conveniance?1. I don't hate the word wife but I hate what my mind comes up with when I hear the word. What the hell does this mean? I don't mind being called a wife. It's a word that does not offend me. But when I think "wife" I tend to think of stay-at-home, home-baking, crafty, submissive women. And I really don't know any married women in my circle of friends who do that, so I don't even know why I think that. But I want to explore this further. Meg over at A Practical Wedding has some good thoughts.There's more, but that's all I can think of right now. In all honesty, I scared to approach some of these issues because of how passionately some people feel about them. I'm always weird-ed out by people who will get in your face and say "you are wrong!" because how can you tell someone their opinion is wrong?
2. I kind of hate labels, even ones like "feminist". While I believe in equality for men and women, I have a fear of the label of being called a feminist. I don't have a problem with strong, male figures (maybe because I'm a strong female figure?). But maybe this is more a fear of my misconceptions of what feminism is? I just don't know but I am very willing to look more into it.
3. Bella is one of the absolute worst female characters ever written. Fuck you Twilight. Just read book 4 so it has somewhat to do with weddings, right?
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