Two things:
•1) The question each bridal blogger is asked: will you continue blogging now that it's after your wedding?
Absolutely. I love my blog, and I love the opportunity to help Flagstaff brides and other brides around the world who are looking to create their own down to earth mountain weddings. I will continue to post details about our wedding, inspiration from others, the natural world we find around us, art, music, lovely things to admire, and the adventure of marriage that Evan and I have dove headfirst into.
•2) You also may have noticed the subtle change in name.
I started this blog as
August and Everything After. I'm now testing the waters of
August and After. Before a final decision is made I'd like you to weigh in, let me know which you prefer!
We received the rest of our wedding pictures in the mail from Sarah today, and I can't wait to share them with you! In the meantime, here's a little sneak peak.
via {Sarah Neal Photography}
When I saw this example via A.Mountain.Bride, I knew this was an idea I had to steal. We had our good friend who was visiting us pay for his stay with his amazing skills. We bought his art supplies and two days later he came up with this:
Which by the end of the wedding night was this:
We used some quality art paper, india ink, a simple wood frame without glass, and Memento fade-resistant dye ink in their Dew Drop collection. People signed their names (or in some cases drew fishing poles) with a fine tip sharpie. Everyone walked around the rest of the night with green thumbs. That's a good thing, right?
I love this idea! It makes for such a fun concept and looks awesome! It totally has that rustic-bohemian-vintage look that I fall for every time. I'm not usually a sucker for the cheesy stuff, but I'm lovin this. Especially this first one, the composition is perfect and everything just pops out. How fun to photograph this and hang it on your wall.
via {The Bride's Cafe}
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