It’s Wedding Wednesday again here at Kiss My Tulle and I thought that today, I’d delve a little bit more into how to incorporate your wedding vows into your post-married life. Specifically, how to use the words in your home’s décor. See, I adored writing my own wedding ceremony. Finding the perfect vows and readings and running through the whole thing with sister so late that night before is definitely one of my favorite memories from my quickie civil ceremony.
So, I’ve been trying to find just the right way to showcase our wedding vows and readings (short of tattooing them on my body and walking around naked). Enter Pinterest. Through the miracle of modern web programming, I was able to load up on cool ways to display my vows and readings in my home (you know, once we’re done remodeling). Here’s a few of the coolest ones that I found:
Images Courtesy of: Laura and Conner Steen, Layers Magazine, Side-by-Side, Domestic Notions
And if you're still struggling to find those perfect vows, here's a couple that I fell for hard:
Images Courtesy of: Lei Lockhart, Kat Read, Write, Love, Unknown
So, how about it Tulle Nation? Did you use your vows (or the lyrics to your First Dance) as décor in your house? Or did you beat me to the punch and get them tattooed on your body (and don’t think I don’t want to see photos of that!)? Did you use a quote or a reading that was particularly wonderful and you want to share it with the class? Fire away!
Erika {Borrowed&Bleu} says
No, I haven’t – but I love these ideas! Might be a nice anniversary idea!
KissMyTulle says
Is that what that is? That is one of my favorite things from Jewish weddings and I never knew what it was! But here’s a question – would it be offensive to do one if you’re not Jewish?
Alicia @CharityWedding says
I love these ideas! I have been thinking about creating something out of our vows as our first anniversary approaches! I may have to try one of these!
Bailey says
The first one you posted (top left corner) I actually contacted the girl who made that as thats the lyrics from my wedding (our first dance) I want to try making it one day! I think its perfect!
Janna (Sparkly Love) says
i have an image in my head of something with driftwood, pictures, painted quotes from our readings, dried hydrangeas, and ribbon mod podged together. it doesn’t exist in real life yet, but if it does some day, and it looks like i think it will look, i’ll be sure to send pictures 🙂
Adrienne O'Connor says
very cool, I love this!
The Perfect Palette says
Would love to do this – too bad our pastor ended up taking pieces of our planned out vows and weaving it all together in his own way 🙂 He got creative and we loved how it all worked out ..but we don’t have an exact transcript. We do have an idea of how it was said though so I’m sure we could do something similar.
Love this idea – so special 🙂
xo, chrissy
Stephanie@Geezees says
I don’t mean to come of spammy, but this is what i do for a living, lol…i came across your site and couldn’t help to shout out here 🙂
Arielle says
Not offensive at all to have a ketubah if you’re not Jewish! At Ketuv we offer ketubot for all kinds of couples, including non-Jews, but also inter-faith couples!