I'm just wondering if any of you have seen pumpkins used at a wedding in a really great way?
I'm undecided as to whether or not any of these wonderful fall icons will be making any sorts of appearances/cameos at our wedding. I don't want our wedding to look like a hayride or a Halloween party. I don't want it to look over-the-top fall and I'm leaning toward not using them and yet I think I may be missing something great. I would love to hear if you've seen/used them and especially to see pictures if you have them. Thanks! Kelly
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Hey girl! I don't know how "wedding" it is but one thing I've seen with the smaller pumpkins is using them as luminaries. Instead of jack o lantern face there were just holes drilled through them all over with a candle inside. Kinda polkadot looking. Just a thought. Love ya!
Happy LATE birthday! I thought about you all day yesterday, but we were at camp. We just got home today, and you know what today is--Joshua's birthday! He wants to go to a Japanese restaurant for dinner. That's what every 7 year old picks for their birthday meal, right??? :)
Kelly, I tend to agree with you that pumpkins would probably be a little too seasonal, Fall festival-ish for an elegant wedding. However, if anyone can figure out a way to incorporate them beautifully, I know it will be you. I don't have any great ideas... perhaps Martha Stewart does...
Hey Kelly, I found your blog on accident and was so happy I did. You can click on my name to check out our blog. Anyways congratulations on your upcoming wedding.
So I have looked into the pumpkin ideas & found a link for you. This may be too much, but its still a fun idea. (just copy & paste)http://elegantengagements.blogspot.com/2007/10/pumpkin-carving-ideas.html
Anyway hope you are well,
Tanya
spray paint the pumpkins white, hit them with subtle glitter spray in gold or silver. carve a fancy monogram of your initials or last name. surround with ones that are carved in the "holes allover way " suggested above...trail with vines sprayed in glitter spray... maybe add a glass slipper? :)
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