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Living in Wyoming can bring either a strong desire to have a Western wedding, or a strong desire NOT to. I argue that one can have both -- in a barn! In a barn, really? You bet! In Wyoming, we have a rich history and heritage that includes beautiful structures, both for humans AND animals! The other option? Elegant horse stables, county fairgrounds, carriage houses, the possibilities are endless! Research your wedding's area to see what exists -- you'd be amazed what is out there to use!
Here are some inspiration pics...talk about brilliant ideas...
photo by Josh Goleman; www.thecraftyminx.com.au
Photo by Cameron Ingalls, Design by Emily Kelly; www.greenweddingshoes.com
Photo by Cameron Ingalls, Design by Emily Kelly; www.greenweddingshoes.com
Here are some images from Molly & Bo's beautiful wedding in the Tetons...they utilized a facility that their caterer, The Wildwood Room in Victor, ID, owns and operates. Here are pictures from their fun reception -- all images by Katy Gray Photography in Jackson, WY:
Image by Katy Gray Photography
Molly & Bo were married beside the Old Rammell Barn, on the property of the Teton Springs Lodge & Spa. Love these fabulous pictures!
Image by Katy Gray Photography
And one beautiful portrait of these two love birds in front of the barn...
Image by Katy Gray Photography
I loved the use of this striking red barn used by Jordan & Kody in their Glenrock wedding -- images by Beartooth Photography in Casper, WY:
Image by Beartooth Photography
Image by Beartooth Photography
I LOVE this -- that uniquely western and antiqued feel, just too cool...
Image by Beartooth Photography
Are you planning to incorporate a barn or similar structure into your design? How about a unique location? Kelsey & Chad, for example, a couple planning their December 2011 Wyoming wedding, will be married at the Natrona County International Airport, on their observation deck! How unique is that?! If you have a fun idea or comment, we'd love to hear from you! Post on our Facebook page or comment on this blog -- OR, you can always email brides@wyomingweddingsonline.com!
'Til Next Time -- We're Excited for Your Big Day!
Kati Hime, Editor
editor@wyolifestyle.com
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Or our sister pub, Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine: www.wyolifestyle.com
Showing posts with label Katy Gray Photography Jackson Wyoming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katy Gray Photography Jackson Wyoming. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Gift Your Guests!
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Your guests may have traveled, or not, but regardless, they spent their time coming to support YOU on your wedding day! Giving your guests a little memento to say 'thank you' is a fantastic idea. But do you have to break the bank doing so? Not at all! Below we've got some suggestions for fun guest trinkets, but also a brilliant ways to entertain your guests...
BUTTONS!
www.cafepress.com
OK, so if you're a science geek like my hubby and I, you might want this button at your wedding -- but chances are you'll want something a little more guest-oriented -- but you get the idea. :) Creating simple, title-only buttons can spark some great conversations...such as 'Mom' or even 'MOB' or 'MOG' (for Mother of the Bride/Groom), 'Grandma', 'MOH" (for Maid of Honor)...for your guests, simply 'Guest' might turn into a funny conversation piece, or if you feel up to the challenge (or for a small wedding), come up with personalized buttons with a trait of each of your guests. 'Party Animal,' 'Jokes told here' or 'Needs Tissues' for someone who cries at everything...you get the idea...make it fun! For a plated meal with place cards, add the buttons to each place for instant conversation when the guests arrive at your reception!
GIVE YOUR GUESTS AN ASSIGNMENT!
www.blog.tinyprints.com
What on earth, you say?! Give them something to do while they wait for you at the reception -- and they'll love it! I read this idea in Utterly Engaged Magazine, the couple that used this are so brilliant: wrap a few inexpensive notebooks purchased from the discount store in a cover, or buy some inexpensive journals from a bookstore. Designate a different question on each book, asking the guests to give their best wedding advice, share a special memory of you both, or answer questions such as 'Where do you see us in 10 years?' Place a different notebook at each table, and have your DJ encourage guests to pass them around and/or visit each table to write in them all! Instant memorabilia!
OUTDOOR WEDDING? GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO WRAP UP IN!
Image by Katy Gray Photography, Jackson Wyoming
These pictures come from Molly & Bo's Teton Valley wedding, by the fabulous Katy Gray of Jackson. Molly and Bo had an intimate destination wedding, and provided these little warming gifts to their guests. While this certainly could get expensive quickly, be smart! Shop specials, or if someone is a crafter in your family, see if they might help you by making some gifts for you!
(I also have to add that I adore these handwritten tags -- absolutely fantastic!)
Image by Katy Gray Photography, Jackson
Here is another fun idea from Molly & Bo's wedding -- what a fun idea! Bells to ring when you kiss -- and notice another darling handwriten tag! Love this!
LUCKY GUESTS!
As I've blogged a few times, my friend Elena's wedding this past summer included an incredibly fun, unique guest favor -- lottery tickets! (And we won $37! Woo hoo!) :) This is a super fun, relatively inexpensive idea!
Image by Ardent Photography, Laramie
What are you planning to do for your guests? Please share on our Facebook page or comment on this blog -- we'd LOVE to hear from you!
'Til Next Time...Keep Going! You're Doing Fantastic!
Kati Hime, Editor
editor@wyolifestyle.com
LINK BACK TO OUR WEBSITE! www.wyoweddings.com
OR OUR SISTER PUB, WY LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE!www.wyolifestyle.com
Your guests may have traveled, or not, but regardless, they spent their time coming to support YOU on your wedding day! Giving your guests a little memento to say 'thank you' is a fantastic idea. But do you have to break the bank doing so? Not at all! Below we've got some suggestions for fun guest trinkets, but also a brilliant ways to entertain your guests...
BUTTONS!
www.cafepress.com
OK, so if you're a science geek like my hubby and I, you might want this button at your wedding -- but chances are you'll want something a little more guest-oriented -- but you get the idea. :) Creating simple, title-only buttons can spark some great conversations...such as 'Mom' or even 'MOB' or 'MOG' (for Mother of the Bride/Groom), 'Grandma', 'MOH" (for Maid of Honor)...for your guests, simply 'Guest' might turn into a funny conversation piece, or if you feel up to the challenge (or for a small wedding), come up with personalized buttons with a trait of each of your guests. 'Party Animal,' 'Jokes told here' or 'Needs Tissues' for someone who cries at everything...you get the idea...make it fun! For a plated meal with place cards, add the buttons to each place for instant conversation when the guests arrive at your reception!
GIVE YOUR GUESTS AN ASSIGNMENT!
www.blog.tinyprints.com
What on earth, you say?! Give them something to do while they wait for you at the reception -- and they'll love it! I read this idea in Utterly Engaged Magazine, the couple that used this are so brilliant: wrap a few inexpensive notebooks purchased from the discount store in a cover, or buy some inexpensive journals from a bookstore. Designate a different question on each book, asking the guests to give their best wedding advice, share a special memory of you both, or answer questions such as 'Where do you see us in 10 years?' Place a different notebook at each table, and have your DJ encourage guests to pass them around and/or visit each table to write in them all! Instant memorabilia!
OUTDOOR WEDDING? GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO WRAP UP IN!
Image by Katy Gray Photography, Jackson Wyoming
These pictures come from Molly & Bo's Teton Valley wedding, by the fabulous Katy Gray of Jackson. Molly and Bo had an intimate destination wedding, and provided these little warming gifts to their guests. While this certainly could get expensive quickly, be smart! Shop specials, or if someone is a crafter in your family, see if they might help you by making some gifts for you!
(I also have to add that I adore these handwritten tags -- absolutely fantastic!)
Image by Katy Gray Photography, Jackson
Here is another fun idea from Molly & Bo's wedding -- what a fun idea! Bells to ring when you kiss -- and notice another darling handwriten tag! Love this!
LUCKY GUESTS!
As I've blogged a few times, my friend Elena's wedding this past summer included an incredibly fun, unique guest favor -- lottery tickets! (And we won $37! Woo hoo!) :) This is a super fun, relatively inexpensive idea!
Image by Ardent Photography, Laramie
What are you planning to do for your guests? Please share on our Facebook page or comment on this blog -- we'd LOVE to hear from you!
'Til Next Time...Keep Going! You're Doing Fantastic!
Kati Hime, Editor
editor@wyolifestyle.com
LINK BACK TO OUR WEBSITE! www.wyoweddings.com
OR OUR SISTER PUB, WY LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE!www.wyolifestyle.com
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