Diy wedding name cards

Whenever the LMP team is hosting a dinner party, one of my favorite tricks to "wow" our guests is to provide them each with a unique name card for their place setting. This way, they can each find their seat and take home the name card if they wish. Last week, we hosted a backyard dinner

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Whether you’re planning a wedding, a birthday bash, a corporate event, or an elaborate dinner party, place cards add that je ne sais quoi that’ll help you make your event the highlight of the season. Place cards are not only extremely functional when it comes to organizing and planning the reception seating and helping the guests find their place, but they add a special touch to the decor that signals the effort and thought that you’ve put into the event – […]

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Are you looking for ways to take the stress off of your wedding budget? Why not opt for a cheap and cheerful DIY project to take your wedding style to the next level. From signage to confetti, there’s a do it yourself project for just about any decor aspect of the big day. Take a look at a few fabulous ideas we are loving and what you’ll need to make them happen. Welcome Signage There are endless ways to DIY …

Calligraphy dip pen and Nikko G nib Black calligraphy ink Tacky glue and a cheap brush Copper leaf Step by step tutorial: 1. Write names onto your watercolour tags in cal