The Handcrafted Wedding: More Than 300 Fun and Imaginative Handcrafted Ways to Personalize Your Wedding Day

by Emma Arendoski

Overview

Bursting with creativity and fun, The Handcrafted Wedding is an idea book; a volume of more than 340 concepts, ideas, options, styles, and projects to take your wedding day from mundane to magnificent. Plus there are more than 200 full-color photographs from the best wedding crafters in the world! Details, whether large or small, are the heart of a wedding: the invitation, the colors, the gown, the site — all present an opportunity to personalize your most important day and to make it your own. Discover how to bring together all the wonderfully romantic details of your story — how and where you met, your hobbies and interests, your future together, and more. It’s a magical opportunity to express yourselves as a committed couple and to present your story in all the details: from the stationery and paper, to the vows recited, and the ceremony backdrop, to the reception, and the food you serve.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781416208600
Publisher:	Sellers Publishing, Inc.
Publication date:	05/20/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	30 MB
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About the Author

Emma Arendoski is the author of The Handcrafted Wedding, as well as the founder and editor in chief of EmmalineBride.com, a blog dedicated to all things handmade for your wedding. Why handmade? A handmade piece is special — it’s been crafted with love and care, which can’t be said for most mass-produced items. When planning their own wedding, Emma and her groom-to-be wanted every element to reflect their personalities — but store-bought finds fell short of their expectations. Online, however, Emma discovered an abundance of beautiful, handmade goods, along with unlimited opportunities for customization. She was so inspired that she decided to create a place where other brides could experience the special qualities that handmade items bring to a wedding. Emmaline Bride became that place. The site now features a shop and a vendor guide, and boasts more than 550,000 visitors per month. Emma lives with her husband and son in Michigan.