Walking down the aisle with my dad.
Dancing down the aisle :-)
Introducing: Mr. and Mrs. Sean Kelly!!!
Saying vows.
Sean's dad giving a speech.
Getting ready with my bridesmaids.
Wood letters made by sister-in-law Jenny and brother-in-law Mike Kelly.
Here are the moss wrapped mason jars with paper roses hot glued on to sticks. We made river cane cross beams and hung wood burned numbers from each table. Each wood burned number is on a homemade cut out heart with hemp string and beads from old necklaces. :-)
The groomsmen and groom boutonnieres were made just out of paper, sticks, twine and moss! We dye cut out paper leaves for the back of the boutonniere, in between is filled with moss and the flower is a paper rose. We made these flowers just the how we made the flowers for the bridesmaid bouquets. Both the paper leave and paper flower are hot glued onto sticks and the sticks are wrapped with twine. Using cardstock for the paper flowers and leaves works best.
Here is my bouquet all finished! There are 26 iris flowers, lots of tissue paper flowers, paper roses from all the other bouquets, and a handful of yarn ball poofs. On a previous post I added a link as to how we made this whole bouquet. Iris flowers are my favorite blue flower, so we made origami ones in many hues of blue. The last touch we added was having a stick for the bouquet holder. :-) I fell in love with this bouquet.
Styrofoam on a stick....
add yarn ball flowers....
now we added some tissue paper crisanthenams and navy paper roses.
My ring pillow ended up upside-down... but i added ribbon, grapes and grapevine leaves! The green ribbon that hangs down is for our rings to tie onto. I also added some extra green ribbon to my flower girls watering can. 
Here are the polaroid cards for the photo booth. We will have a sign that says, Write or draw a message for Sean and Katie. Get excited for our polaroid photo booth!!! This is gonna be sooo much fun!
Here are some stamped thank you cards! There are actually 5 different stamps used on this card, and I used left over paper from the envelopes we made for the save the dates! All about using up these scraps now. :-)
What an elegant dress for a beautiful princess and bride. Yes some people say they feel she should have gone a little bit more crazy on the bling, truthfully she is so beautiful she doesn't need it. I love Kate's lace sleeves.
The bamboo canopy my fiance made! It only cost $35 bucks for everything, minus the ribbon. That is because the ribbon was sent to us from family and friends. My sister-in-law, Jenny came up with the idea. And seriously, I love all of the ribbon so much. Especially how some of it is from family and friends who can't make it to the wedding. It's so sentimental.
All of the ribbon from family and friends. Our aunt Leslie sewed loops on one end of the ribbon after we cut them all about 9.5 ft long, because I wanted them to puddle. All the widths and colors are pretty different that I got in the mail, but looking at them all on the bamboo, they look like they were all made to go together. :-)
This DIY book is amazing. Khris has three of them, but I could only afford the first one to own. 
I used fake Grapevine leaves from Michael's Craft Store. I punched holes in each leaf, tied some cute ribbon at the top to create the hanger, and then I wrote guests names and table numbers on them.
For the wedding party, I wrote their names on birds that will go in the trees as well. 
I really like how simple and eco friendly this centerpiece is. I also really love the table number and how they are just simply written on card stock and sitting in a slit of wood. So rustic and elegant.
This is the idea I had in mind. I plan to have two or three large trees that I can hang seating assignments on. I will alphabetize by last name. 
This is the flower girls hair crown I made. I actually found long and wired flowers, leaves and berries. Then I just wrapped it up and made the crown by overlapping the strand three times. I then tied some green ribbon to hang down the back of the flower girl. 
I found this cute watering can for 2 bucks used. It was a forest green color, so I painted it white, and painted the tip blue. Just deciding if I should add any moss to the top or anything...
Here is the moss wrapped ring bearers pillow before adding the ribbon tie onto it. I used left over moss from m centerpieces. 
This project took me a few hours, but I love the results!!! I found a beautiful tree for inspiration, and went to town with a wood burner. The medium width, round tip was the best for me. After drawing my swirly tree, I went back and added shading and texture. This is my second wood burning project ever!
I wood burned hearts with our initials K + S on the front side, and 5-13-11 on the back. I was originally going to do these for favors, but after decided they would be cute as part of the table setting. 
Here are a couple pictures of the bridesmaid bouquets I finished! Found sticks and bamboo trimming for the stems, tied them with ribbon and hot glued the flowers on the ends. I used green felt circles to keep the flowers connected to the stems. 
I found some recycled bamboo coasters :-)
My two highest points of criteria when shopping for bridesmaid dress:
Sean filled 50 mason jars half full with dirt. We are putting candles in them for the ceremony. Hoping for an outdoor ceremony, but Seattle weather in unpredictable. 
I wrapped 21 mason jars with moss and tied them with raffia. My sister-in-law Jenny and aunt Leslie helped me. Buying table runners of moss was the easiest way, we just cut the table runners to wrap around the jars. 
An enchanted forest reception. Love how many mason jars we have just laying around to use for the reception. Can't wait to dec the venue out with mason jar centerpieces wrapped in moss and mason jars everywhere else with candles and dirt inside. 
