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Monogram Cake Topper Question - Displaying after the Wedding

Bella Blu Posted:

Monogram Cake Topper Question - Displaying after the Wedding

What are you girls doing with your monogram cake toppers after the wedding? Are you displaying them at home? How?

I mentioned them to a friend and she thought it would be better to get a 'traditional' cake topper because I will be able to display it after the wedding. but, I love the monograms ones a lot and would like some ideas on displaying them.
sarahradio5 Posted:

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maybe you can put it in a shadow box, and surround it on a wall in your house with framed pictures from your wedding? You can also put your wedding cake picture in the shadow box with it. Just an idea...

sarahradio5 Posted:

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oooh... and you're getting married on my birthday!
Kosta's Kitty Posted:

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I cut the stakes at the bottom of the letters and put them in a shadow box with invitation, menu, pix and flowers.

Bella Blu Posted:

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Posted by sarahradio5

maybe you can put it in a shadow box, and surround it on a wall in your house with framed pictures from your wedding? You can also put your wedding cake picture in the shadow box with it. Just an idea...



that's a nice idea

how cool that I'm getting married on your birthday!
sarahradio5 Posted:

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it's a good day! Are you doing a Christmas theme? I would have done a December Christmas themed wedding if my b-day wasn't in December. I didn't want to cram all my special days into one month (ya lose out on the gifts that way! lol)
Bella Blu Posted:

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Posted by Kosta's Kitty

I cut the stakes at the bottom of the letters and put them in a shadow box with invitation, menu, pix and flowers.



thanks for the idea -- that must be one big a shadow box!
Bella Blu Posted:

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Posted by sarahradio5

it's a good day! Are you doing a Christmas theme? I would have done a December Christmas themed wedding if my b-day wasn't in December. I didn't want to cram all my special days into one month (ya lose out on the gifts that way! lol)



I'm not necessarily doing a 'Christmas' theme, but I like the colors cranberry red, gold and ivory together, so those will be my colors. I wanted to try to not do red, since it's a popular color that time of year, but I love the color combo.
Kosta's Kitty Posted:

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Posted by ItalGrkWedding


Posted by Kosta's Kitty

I cut the stakes at the bottom of the letters and put them in a shadow box with invitation, menu, pix and flowers.



thanks for the idea -- that must be one big a shadow box!



Actually, the shadowbox is no bigger than a composition notebook-maybe 2' thick in depth. I have the pix/menu/invit layered with the intials floating on top.
Bella Blu Posted:

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Posted by Kosta's Kitty


Posted by ItalGrkWedding


Posted by Kosta's Kitty

I cut the stakes at the bottom of the letters and put them in a shadow box with invitation, menu, pix and flowers.



thanks for the idea -- that must be one big a shadow box!



Actually, the shadowbox is no bigger than a composition notebook-maybe 2' thick in depth. I have the pix/menu/invit layered with the intials floating on top.



Really Do you have a pic?
Rebecca B Posted:

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I like the sahdow box idea with invitation...I have not really thought about what I wil do with it after...I don't even know if I like the one I have yet!

sarahbelle Posted:

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I will probably put them in the china cabinet, just like a traditional cake topper.

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