A Vintage Wedding

 
The couple, yes deeply in love.  The photo says it all.  The first time they stepped foot into my shop "Restore & Rework" I could tell they didn't have a care in the world except that they would have each other.  They knew they had a date to get married and it was fast approaching.  With a ton of work still to do they had a need to create a vintage wedding and I obliged.  Glad I did, here is a snapshot of their day.  Loved working with both of them to prepare for this special occasion and I must say being my second wedding, I think I nailed it.
 

 At the park just after getting married, just lovely.  Of course I brought in a few things to help with the photo but really it is all them, they are just made for each other.

 

 While the guests and couple were at the wedding ceremony I prepared the reception a backyard vintage wedding reception with all the bells and whistles.  Sure there were some challenges but I thrived on all of them.  I designed my share of special touches just to their liking and used recycled and re purposed props for the occasion.




 

 

 Chalkboards made with old storage drawers and a water hose holder.

 Welcome guests, here is the itinerary for the day, enjoy.

 

 

Find your name and then look at the Domino for your table.  An original design by "Restore & Rework" using a oil pan an old ladder, glue and magnets.  It worked like a charm.

 

 

Ladders are so useful, a bare spot on the lawn now becomes a focal point.

 

As the guests arrived each table was designated with these numbers using recycled wood from a park bench.  Each table had it's own personality no two were the same, 16 tables in all I think the guests welcomed the display.

An idea created to accommodate photos of the couple.

 

Thank you deeply for the opportunity Matt and Leeanne I hope your day was as special as you expected it would be.  Cisco