Posts from — January 2009

Squeeeeeeeeee!!

Southern Weddings Magazine just launched their premiere issue and iDiY made it onto their “Inspiration” list!  Can you tell we are thrilled with a capital T?  SW is one of the classiest publications around and it’s no surprise especially if you’ve been following the SW Blog.  Lara and her team always showcases some of the most beautiful weddings ever!

Thank you so much for the mention, ladies…and to be in such great company!  What an honor.  WOW.

The SW Magazine is out in newsstands now, so be sure to pick up your copy (or order online).  Congrats Lara and everyone at SW!

Drumroll please…

Congratulations to Denise who said…

We’re aiming for a classy autumn wedding, with lots of whimsy and gilded and Tiffany accessories.

I’d love if we could break away from the traditional black/white silhouette, and instead ask Candis if we could have the color scheme of Tiffany blue/white or black/gold silhouettes. Modern *and* classic!

My fiance is a screen printer by trade, and wouldn’t it be fab to silk screen these onto handkerchiefs and hankies? A practical, and lovely wedding favor!

You have won the Heirloom Paperie giveaway!!  Please email me to claim your prize.  Thank you everyone for participating. All your ideas truly sounded awesome!

Just a reminder, if you haven’t done so already, you have until today, 6PM (EST) to enter Heirloom Paperie’s fabulous giveaway.  Please leave a comment on the original post telling us what you would do with the digital silhouettes if you win!  One lucky random winner will be announced on Monday, January 19th.  Good luck everyone!!

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Originally for a fall wedding, methinks with some color tweaking, this The Giving Tree-inspired save the date would work for Spring and Summer weddings as well.  Get all the DIY instructions along with the free card and envelope label templates at Merriment Design.  And that cute font? Well, it’s free too! Download the Luna Font here, courtesy of Dafont.

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Create your version of Shepard Fairey’s iconic “Hope” artwork with your own image at Obamicon.me, courtesy of Paste Magazine.   If you’re looking for a fun save-the-date or just another excuse to waste time ,  go here.