Thursday, July 1, 2010

Theme Inspiration: Family Trees

Genealogy is a long-running hobby of mine, so I knew I wanted to incorporate our family trees into elements of our wedding. Family trees and old family photos can show up pretty much anywhere in a wedding, and they are a great way to honor those married before you.


Sources:
row 1:
"our wedding scrapbook" by Darcy Miller at Bridal Bar
family pictures on the mantle at Elizabeth Anne Designs
row 2:
chandelier genealogy chart at Melangerie
family photo card centerpiece at Paper+Cup Design
hanging family photos at Elizabeth Anne Designs
row 3:
mother's wedding dress at Style Me Pretty
couple's two family trees coming together at Red Envelope
thumbprint wedding tree at Bleu de Toi
row 4:
tree cake topper at Indie Wedding Guide
family photos in ball jars at Style Me Pretty
row 5:
family wedding photos on display at Cup of Jo
tree favor package at Style Me Pretty
wedding lineage chart at Melangerie

*Update* See my wedding-day family tree projects here!
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Posted by Clare Liguori at 6:27 AM
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3 comments:

  1. Thanks for including the spread from "Our Wedding Scrapbook". Ive illustrated another family tree that you can download as free clip-art on Marthastewart.com!

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  2. I like the transition from Posted by "Clare Richardson" to "Posted by Clare Liguori" on the exact day. Way to pay attention to detail.

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  3. In the United Kingdom, the term "maid of honour" originally referred to the female attendant of a queen. The term bridesmaid is normally used for all bridal attendants in the UK. However, when the attendant is married, or is a mature woman, the term matron of honour is often used. The influence of American English has led to the chief bridesmaid sometimes being called the maid of honour.

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