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Custom Wedding
Designs
(click on the image
to see a larger view) |
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The
floral borders around your invitation or photograph
can depict the flowers that you carry in your ceremony,
flowers that represent specific meanings, or express
the theme of your wedding. Given as gifts to your
partner, your bridal party or your parents will
carry with it the memory of your special day. |
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This
wedding wreath was a visual expression of the love
witnessed and celebrated at their wedding. The grapevine
symbolizes the cycles of life which holds roses
for love and friendship, the mayflower for hope
and new beginnings, ivy for devotion, violets for
happiness and asters for special thoughts. The ribbon
symbolizes everlasting love. |
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They
met at a Renaissance Festival ! So, for their wedding
gift we wanted to celebrate their first meeting
along with their "story". She is a vet (the reason
for all the critters); he is a nurse (symbolized
by the Nightingale's lamp); they have a golden retriever.
She carried irises for her ceremony.
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The
groom grew up on the shore of Connecticut and now
lives on the shore of California. For his wedding,
he and his bride came "home" to be married at the
beach in CT … so for their invitations, the place
cards and the gifts for every guest, we depicted
a scene to celebrate their love and their love of
the water. |
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Of Scottish
background ( the thistles are the country's flower
shown on the English coins) but living in New Zealand,
we wanted to represent both countries. The Maori
design on the left symbolizes the joining together
of 2 people for eternity. According to the folklore,
it says the even though the 2 may sometimes move
away from each other on their own journeys, they
will always come together again sharing their lives
and blending to become one. The strength and bond
of friendship, loyalty and love will last forever.
The design on the right means good luck and prosperity. |
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