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Because you know I can’t get enough of labels (particularly the French vintage kind ), here’s a few more to incorporate bright and happy as ‘lemonade’ into your celebration.  And for some Tuscan (Provence?) flair, I’m loving the garland embellished with citrus fruits. The beautiful green leaves and the aromatic citrus fruits (not to mention the yummy mix of royal blues and yellows!) create a tantalizing combination, don’t you think?  Totally bookmarking these for future use!

• Vintage French labels: étiquettes boissons from agence eureka
• Lemon Leaf Garland DIY by styling genius Jordan for Project Wedding

Happy weekend folks!

Part 5 of 5: The last installment to my French-vintage-goodies series. Hope you liked it!

Perhaps it’s the rustic charm combined with the traditional red stripes. I’m not sure what it is, but vintage French linens always gets me, le sigh.   We know that the gorgeous antique ones can get quite pricey, so it’s such a welcome treat to see this DIY alternative courtesy of Country Living. Check it out, inexpensive canvas turned into French stripe tablecloth!

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OMG, these photos totally had me at burlap and mercury glass.  Swoon, swoon! What an absolutely gorgeous and inspiring DIY by Julie over at EAB Designs. Using a do-it-yourself silkscreen printing kit, she created these custom burlap table runners for her dining room table. I could actually see these do double-duty as table numbers at a reception. More pics and resource info at Julie’s blog. Check it out!

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Compliments of the always fab Miss B of LeBlahg:  vintage-inspired envelope wrap labels here and here.  As always,  please read the Terms of Use before downloading. Enjoy!

Picking up from yesterday’s laurel leaf motif, here’s more free vintage wedding goodness from the Wedding Chicks. Download their crown invitation (and day-of material) suite, customize, print and enjoy!  And for those who are wondering about the script font used, it’s the Burgues Script (one of my faves) from Ale Paul.