torn out: from the knot

(Would it surprise anyone when I say this might be me in two years?)

(In response to the "what would you do?" question - I would ignore the nudge. It's so frustrating to me when people ask or hint about being invited.)

(These groom's cakes are so cool!)

(The picture isn't as clear as I'd hoped, but I am in awe of the grandeur of the couple's church.)

(The peacock cake topper is beautiful! If only I could find an appropriate way to incorporate peacock feathers into our wedding...)

(We're probably not going to have a ring-bearer...but I would love to use this "panel" of buttons in some way.)

(This is possibly the most creative guest book I've ever seen - asking each guest to add a fingerprint "leaf" to a tree graphic. Lovely!)

(This guest book, on the other hand, seems contradictory - because when you put all the puzzle pieces together, you either see the picture on the front or the notes on the back - but not both.)

(Even though I have an awesomely creative circle of friends and family, I'm not sure how they'd feel about RSVP cards that expect creative responses.)

(It amuses me that this list of "must-haves" is written as if the bride will be doing her own hair. That will not be me.)

(I love the way ArtChic thinks - how amazing would it be to splurge on a pair of Louboutins!)

(This cake is so pretty and fun!)

(Wildcat Guy has asked a few times if I would like a KitchenAid mixer. As soon as I can decide what color I want, we'll be putting it on our registry.)

("Lee's specialty" - I like that!)

(Every time I read a question like this, I'm appalled. Really??)

(But this response is so great - the idea of the baby being part of the celebration is such a lovely perspective!)

(This is such a fun cake-topper idea. The pieces almost look like cookie cutters.)

(Such an adorable way to do a pre-ceremony couples picture without them seeing each other! I'm not sure whether I'd be able to resist peeking or not.)

Source: a recent issue of The Knot: Michigan

Where I am: home
What I'm reading: (nothing)