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With a little help from our friends

Monday, May 19, 2008

What happens when a bride finally realizes she can't do everything herself and needs help? A wonderful thing that's what. With only a few weekends left to go, and 100+ programs to make, I finally broke down and asked my fabulous friends for help. And over the course of this long weekend, we managed to finish all the ceremony and reception programs!

Makes me wonder why I didn't ask for help earlier ... oh yes, it's because I feel bad putting people to work and I confess to being an absolute control freak!

And having completed all the programs ahead of schedule, I found the time to make another DIY project: origami flowered branches (idea and instructions came from this awesome eco-bride). I must say they turned out so cute! If I had discovered this earlier, it would have made for cheaper and more unique reception centerpieces!

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