Bad Ass Wedding Ceremony Programs

HELLO THERE:

Welcome to Kiss My Tulle, where the weddings are big but the budgets are small. I'm Cris Stone and I live in San Antonio, Texas (by way of Salcha, Alaska) with my new husband (The Boy), our puppy (Hank), and our cat (Caira).

I'm excited to share my ideas on creating the wedding of your dreams on an affordable budget.

21 September 2012

Bad Ass Wedding Ceremony Programs

Everyone LOVED my post on how (and why) I DIYed our wedding ceremony programs so I thought I'd do a little round-up of some of my favorites from around the Interwebs for y'all to enjoy. And away we go!

Bad Ass Wedding Ceremony Programs

Images Courtesy of: 1. Kate Headley Photography 2. Captured Photography 3. Junkaholique 4. Red Button Photography 5. Angela Renee Photography 6. Max Wagner 7. Jill Thomas Photography

How many of you are doing programs for your wedding? Are you buyin' or DIYin'? Tell mama all about it!

21 September 2012 in Bride & Groom, Ceremony, Guests & Etiquette, Paper Goods, Wedding Candy, Wedding Party | Permalink

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Cute! I always like the ones that do double duty as fans. On a hot day, they're brilliant!

Posted by: Stephanie Elizabeth {Fab You Bliss} | 21 September 2012 at 01:20 PM

I actually wish I had done mine as fans - it was a hot one on my wedding day!

Posted by: KissMyTulle | 21 September 2012 at 02:16 PM

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