This is just one of those weddings that can't be edited down into just 10-15 images. It has so many details, that I couldn't bear keeping y'all from its complete DIY awesomeness.
If you missed Part I yesterday, this wedding by Jacilyn M Photography took place in Missoula for a $6000 budget. (And if you missed Part I, you really should go check it out.)
♥ {DIYs} Decor | Paper Goods
From the bride:
We had been admiring "1000 paper cranes" weddings and thought that folding the cranes would be a good challenge. If we couldn't fold 1000, we probably shouldn't be committing to a lifetime. So for 10 months, we folded 100 paper cranes [each month] until we had 1000. We used old magazines so each crane was very unique.
From the bride:
Patrick is a graphic designer, so he designed our announcements, invitations, programs, and other graphics we used. It was a great way for him to contribute to our wedding in a way that didn't seem to bore him too much!
From the bride:
Pat and I paid for our wedding by each contributing $250 each month to a joint savings account ($500 total per month) for 12 months. It was very rewarding! We also had support from friends and family.
♥ {Vendors} Photographer: Jacilyn M | Florist: Habitat Floral Studio | Ceremony Venue: St. Francis Xavier | Reception Venue: Stensrud Event Center | Dress Designer: Upoppy | Caterer: The Silk Road | Baker: Rosauers
I love the story on folding the cranes. How sweet. Beautiful wedding. Congrats to the couple!
ReplyDeleteI love it too! What a great way to spend time together in the months leading up to your wedding. Thanks for the comment, Tera!
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