My proofs from Imagine...fixed..added link

pictures are beautiful...congratulations...

what kind of place cards did you use...that looks unique

Awww!!! I loved your pictures!!! You looked beautiful and so happy!!! Congrats!!

Gorgeous pics-
You look fab!!!!!
I love your flowers and centerpieces.
Great shot of you with the girls in your bridal party ( cute)
Great looking couple-
Photographer did well by you.
Congrats!

LOVE your pics! Your flowers are gorgeous - I love peonies. And your gloves look very elegant. Congratulations!

wow!!!!! Beautiful!!!

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Posted by missmmpr

Thanks girls...the placecards were the Martha Stewart placecard chairs...very easy to make, but kind of annoying...

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they came out great! you made them? i snagged the pic for my files

great pics!

yes I made them...here are the directions..

MS chair template:

I made a table in Word with everything the right size for the place cards. The thick columns are the actual place card, while the skinny column tells you where to score so you can fold the card. (Use a bone folder to score-found at craft stores looks like a popsicle stick with a dull pointed end.) I would suggest scoring first, then cutting out the thick rectangles on the line that way you know where to score. I hope that makes sense once you open the file.

I used a mini paper cutter (photo cutter) to do all of my cutting. You can also use a roller cutter (looks like a pizza cutter). I think both are available at Michael's...I would highly recommend getting one.

I used 67# paper to make mine and it held up fine. Other weights that will work are 80# and 110#. Regular paper won't because it is too flimsy.

My colors are navy blue, butter yellow and baby blue. I'm making the placecards baby blue (for boys) and butter yellow (for girls) with a small navy ribbon tied around the back (where it meets the seat).


General DIRECTIONS for placecards:

1) To form each paper chair, you will need one 11-by-1.75 inch strip of card stock; you can fit four
on an 8 1/2-by-11-inch sheet. Use a bone folder to score each strip into four sections: a top one that's 4' long, then three equal 2' sections.

2) Fold the longest strip at the top score line away from you; this makes the back legs and back of chair.

3) Then fold the next short piece at the score line toward you. This finishes forming the chair back and also begins the seat.

4) Fold the last short strip down at the front of the seat to make the front legs. Use a glue stick or
double-sided tape to secure the two layers of the chair back together. Set right-side up, and trim, if necessary.


I copied this from someone on the
weddingchannel.com...if you do a search there, you can probably find the template..

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Posted by missmmpr

yes I made them...here are the directions..

MS chair template:

I made a table in Word with everything the right size for the place cards. The thick columns are the actual place card, while the skinny column tells you where to score so you can fold the card. (Use a bone folder to score-found at craft stores looks like a popsicle stick with a dull pointed end.) I would suggest scoring first, then cutting out the thick rectangles on the line that way you know where to score. I hope that makes sense once you open the file.

I used a mini paper cutter (photo cutter) to do all of my cutting. You can also use a roller cutter (looks like a pizza cutter). I think both are available at Michael's...I would highly recommend getting one.

I used 67# paper to make mine and it held up fine. Other weights that will work are 80# and 110#. Regular paper won't because it is too flimsy.

My colors are navy blue, butter yellow and baby blue. I'm making the placecards baby blue (for boys) and butter yellow (for girls) with a small navy ribbon tied around the back (where it meets the seat).


General DIRECTIONS for placecards:

1) To form each paper chair, you will need one 11-by-1.75 inch strip of card stock; you can fit four
on an 8 1/2-by-11-inch sheet. Use a bone folder to score each strip into four sections: a top one that's 4' long, then three equal 2' sections.

2) Fold the longest strip at the top score line away from you; this makes the back legs and back of chair.

3) Then fold the next short piece at the score line toward you. This finishes forming the chair back and also begins the seat.

4) Fold the last short strip down at the front of the seat to make the front legs. Use a glue stick or
double-sided tape to secure the two layers of the chair back together. Set right-side up, and trim, if necessary.


I copied this from someone on the
weddingchannel.com...if you do a search there, you can probably find the template..

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thank you! you did a really good job...

Your pictures came out so beautiful. You look like a princes...SO HAPPY!

Congrats!

beautiful

Great Pics!!!!! I LOVE your bouquet...Thats what I wanted I love the pic of you with the doggie! You looked so beautiful CONGRATS

You look beautiful and your pictures are beautiful!! They do such a wonderful job on their pictures, FH and I loved their work but we couldn't afford them .

Congrats again!!!

so gorgeous!!!