Branding Your Wedding

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Feb192009

One of our brides, Grace (of Graceful Designs), gave her wedding a visual boost by using an ampersand as an insignia to emphasize the union of two people in a unique way. Embedding this mark on a number of items including invitations, custom cuff links, table decor, signs, thank you gifts, and even a flask pulled her designs together with a bold statement. This is more than just choosing a theme to inspire your wedding planning-- it is thoughtfully branding your event to make it a truly memorable day.

February 19, 2009 |

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Response: Live Wedding Band

at Live Wedding Band on May 31, 2009

I remember my first wedding I photographed. The wedding and reception were held in the backyard and trying to photograph the cake seemed such a challenge with a trampoline and the white plastic fence surrounding the celebration- till I realized the blue sky with white clouds made the prefect backdrop. I ...
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at zdjecia slubne. Twoj fotograf slubny on Jun 9, 2009

I am a Filipina housewife living in California &/ Las Vegas with a one year old son. My husband travels alot for work too, infact he’ s there in Singapore until the 22nd, so I’ m stuck with taking care of our baby, and reading blogs is one of the things ...

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As a graphic designer, I really love this idea. Using such a simple symbol and giving it another layer of meaning is a very elegant concept. From the photos you can see that it gave the wedding a visual theme that tied it together in very sophisticated way. Well done.

Diatomic Design

Feb 19, 2009 |

Matt Hankerson

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