For the people who like this stuff...

Some wedding things we finished up and I'm proud of. 

I'm marrying sort of  a crafty guy. He knows his way around photoshop, can handle a pair of scissors, so when  he told me he'd take care of the favors (CDs also posing as escort cards) I had faith he would produce something fantastic (just wasn't sure WHEN it would be done). Well he finally mocked up a prototype and needless to say, I'm quite proud!

The front.

The inside. The CD is laser-imprinted with some of our engagement photos and our wedding date, cool huh?

Here's the final track list, for those who are interested :)

1. Queen -- You're my Best Friend

2. Barry Louis Polisar -- All I Want is You

3. Arctic Monkeys -- Baby I'm Yours

4. Joshua Radin -- Only You (Our wedding song!)

5. Old 97's -- Question

6. Frankie Valli -- Can't Take My Eyes Off You

7. The Moths -- Wild Birds

8. Bob Dylan -- I Want You

9. Michael Jackson -- The Way You Make Me Feel

10. The Beatles -- Here, There, and Everywhere

11. Frank Sinatra -- The Way You Look Tonight

12. Jack Johnson -- Better Together

13. Alicia Keys -- No One

14. Neutral Milk Hotel -- In the Aeroplane Over The Sea

15. Marvin Gaye -- How Sweet it Is

16. US -- Can't Help Falling in Love

17. Belle & Sebastian -- Another Sunny Day

18. Al Green -- Let's Stay Together

19. Colin Hay -- I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You

20. The Beatles -- Something

21. Alanis Morissette -- Head Over Feet

22. Adam Sandler -- I Wanna Grow Old with You

23. Kenny Rodgers -- Through the Years

Also, what I like about these favors is that they have the person's name on it. So if at the end of the night, they leave them behind, I can come to their house and say "You didn't like my freaking favor?" and throw it in their face.

I think that would be good for Christmas time, don't you? No?

Other stuff done this weekend: wedding programs and menus. I can't claim any credit for the menus, which were masterminded and put together by the world's greatest Maid of Honor, Katie. The programs, also Katie's creation, were done in about 4 1/2 hours yesterday. By using materials we already had, as well as some free stuff I got on the sly, these two projects probably only cost $30? Maybe a little more for the print cartridge. They don't look super polished, but who cares? I like that comfy feel.

The terrible pics don't really do them justice, but a lot of you will see these in person in 19 days anyway!