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See, I told you we were moving right along!
I wanted to create a layout that captured the essence of all the planning we did. I had tons of keepsakes leftover from planning and quite a few pictures of the process. I ended up with a pretty simple layout!
I can’t list exactly one place where I got the inspiration. I’ve been lusting after layouts featuring vertical strips for quite some time!
A closeup – I trimmed down the receipt for our marriage license and barely got it to fit. On the left is one of our wedding favors. On the right is a picture of me addressing invitations.
Here, I included pieces of two drawings we made. The white one is a sketch of our ceremony site I made for the company delivering the chairs to show them where to set everything up. The yellow one is where Mr. P and I decided where to put the tables at the reception and which table was for whom. The picture between the maps is of a pile of response cards coming in the mail.
I alternated the border on each piece with a different color of cardstock from my engagement paper scheme.
Finally, I cut a headline and flourish with the Silhouette.
The finished product:
To see all of the layouts in my wedding scrapbook, visit my wedding scrapbook page.
I love it! I did something similar as an overview of a trip to Disney World. I scrap in 12 x 12, so had six photos that were 2 inches by 4 inches (similar concept). The blank space really draws your eye to the photos/scraps. You are making me want a Silhouette
Agreed – it’s the same whitespace concept regardless of page size and I LOVE it. I will definitely be using the idea again, maybe as an intro-ish page for a vacation.
oh, very nice! I worked up a sketch today with vertical stripes!
Classic design always works. Love the bits you added in with the photos.
I’m trying to keep myself from using it too often in the future so I don’t get tired of it!
I like the vertical orientation too. It looks fresh and creative without being too artsy.
Thanks! I’m totally looking for an excuse to use this again!