The Food-Focused Bride: Down to the Wire
The closer I get to my wedding, the fewer things there are to eat. Most likely this is because I have cut myself off from all of my favorite treats, but it's also because we're done with the tasting, sampling and testing portion of the wedding planning process. From here on out, it's all about printing paper goods, confirming with vendors and corralling the bridal party.
But that doesn't mean I'm not still fixated on these items. Printing all of the menus, the gift bag cards, the church programs and every other piece of information guests might need during the wedding weekend involved an amazing future sister-in-law and a day at Staples.
Yes, I'm already thinking about thank you cards. Why not get those ordered now, before we get back from the honeymoon?I like these nautical-inspired ones from Minted.com, since I think I'm done DIYing for a while.
And my nights have really been spent dreaming about this place, our honeymoon destination, as that's where I'll finally be able to relax. Twelve days until I'm a Mrs.
- The Food-Focused Bride: Honeymoon Eats Preview
- The Food-Focused Bride: Menu Tasting
- The Food-Focused Bride: Locally-Sourced Gift Bag
- The Food-Focused Bride: Cocktails, Wine and Beer
- The Food-Focused Bride: Wine and Cheese Bridal Shower
- The Food-Focused Bride: Getting in Wedding Shape
- The Food-Focused Bride: A Food-Filled Bachelorette
- The Food-Focused Bride: The Making of a Cheese Table