Ways to Display: At the entrance to the ceremony, display these ceremony booklets upright on tables for a beautiful display. Decorate around them with flowers or items related to the theme of your wedding to tie the theme together. Double-sided paper fans will keep guests cool if your ceremony is going to be held during warmer temps.
This wedding program design serves a dual purpose - beauty and functionality - and is perfect for a beach or summer wedding , especially when guests will be outdoors and in direct sunlight. Alternatively, place fans on each seat where the ceremony will take place to ensure each guest has one as the ceremony progresses. Image source: Pinterest. Print the ceremony details on a snack bag and fill it with something guests can munch on as they wait for the ceremony to begin.
Ways to Display: Consider having baskets at the entrance so that your guests will pass them as they enter. If you go the route of popcorn or caramel corn, consider having a popcorn cart or two there to hold the bags!
A large, framed mirror displayed at the ceremony entrance doubles as a welcome sign and a program. Make sure to use a frame that matches the theme of your wedding. If your wedding is minimalist and modern, then look for something with clean lines. In general, programs placed on mirrors are a chic way of featuring your wedding details.
Ways to Display: A mirror should be placed in a high traffic area, like the entrance of the venue or vestibule, so that guests can see it on their way in and have time to read it. Since the mirror will reflect, consider the placement of the mirror so that whatever it is reflecting against is beautiful i. Instead of a paper program, hand-write the ceremony details on an oversized tropical leaf. This natural look can be perfect for a destination wedding or a couple who just happens to love a good tropical theme.
Depending on the other colors of your theme, consider what color you want to use when writing on your leaves so that it all ties together. Ways to Display: Put bows on the end of the leaves and hang them from the back of chairs or place them on every chair for your guests, just beware of a strong gust of wind! Chalkboard signs have become really popular in recent years and adding a few key details can help yours stand out. One element to consider adding is special illustrations that bring certain parts of the day to life such as an outline of the chapel, a sketch of a cocktail glass, or an illustration of the venue.
You might also consider adding your wedding hashtag or wedding monogram to your chalkboard. Ways to Display: Think about displaying your chalkboard on an easel or in a tabletop frame near the ceremony entrance, so guests can read it on the way into the venue. For added elegance, consider draping flowers over the top of your chalkboard sign or using an ornate frame to surround your chalkboard. Outline the order of events on a simple wood sign and hang it near the ceremony entrance so guests will see it as they arrive.
A wood sign is perfect for a more rustic or outdoorsy wedding — perhaps a barn wedding or one by a lake. Ways to Display: Your wooden sign can be placed on an easel or propped up against a table, depending on the size.
There are two main types of programs: 1 the Booklet and 2 the Single-Pager. If you are haivng a more traditional service, have a large wedding party or plan to include hymn or song lyrics, a booklet is the best option.
Booklets offer more room to include all of these elements and are also a beautiful way to present your ceremony order. There are a few specific types of ceremonies that always require some specific wording and usually a longer program. Monday, May 21, Wedding Monogram Etiquette. Monograms can be as simple or extravagant as you would like. If you are planning to use a monogram for your wedding day, keep in mind these etiquette rules on how to create and use your wedding monogram:.
Generally, monograms consist of three letters or just the single initial of the couples last name. If you are creating your monogram using both of your names, the bride's initial should be used first, followed by the couples last name and lastly the grooms first name.
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