We started with:
A little less then $3 in lace, ribbon and elastic. Mike ran them through the sewing machine and Viola!
Here's my finished ($3, less than hour of work) garter. That's exactly how much I cared about it about $3. I was never going to spend $30 on one at a store. I don't have two because what would I do with it after the wedding? It'll be fun for pictures and then I'll throw it to the crowd.
Wearing it sitting
Standing with my wedding shoes!
Mike should be the one to throw it... To the single men. You throw the bouquet to the single ladies...
ReplyDeleteRight, I just meant I'd have to resign myslef to having it thrown to the crowd. We don't have very many single friends so we're gonna let everyone try for the "lucky" gsrter instead, but mike will throw it (:
DeleteI have a shop on etsy and I found this post and thought immediately of you.
ReplyDeleteHope it helps some, or gives you more ideas or inspiration or encouragement. :D
http://www.etsy.com/blog/en/2012/dealing-with-disabilities-planning-an-accessible-wedding/?ref=fp_blog_title
I love your wedding shoes! Green is my favourite colour. Have a lovely and fun wedding and a wonderful marriage. I was 30 when I got married, too.
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