Memorykeeping

My Wedding Working with Vendors Etiquette & Traditions Etiquette Traditions Wedding Party Roles Memorykeeping Tips You're Engaged! Wedding Registry Adviser Wedding Tools Confirmation	Home Page » Planning & Tools » Etiquette & Traditions » Memorykeeping Memorykeeping DIY Wedding Memory-Keeping Using iPhoto software, you can create books as small as a business card or as large as 13 by 10 inches. There are countless themes and designs for hardcover, softcover, ... Pinning Down Your Pics Honeymoon pictures have a funny way of disappearing on you or winding up at the bottom of a drawer. Pin them down in an accordion-style notebook that's part scrapbook, p... Wedding Photography Basics Your wedding photos will be the most tangible memories of the day. To make sure you will be happy with your pictures, it helps to familiarize yourself with some basic in... DIY Style Memory-Keeping It used to be that a bride's wedding keepsakes consisted solely of a framed formal portrait from the big day; a dried, faded bouquet; and her dress (likely stowed away i... Moving Images No doubt your attendants have the best chance to record behind-the-scenes video of your wedding day, but until now, it was impractical for them to carry around a handhel... Pictures Without Borders When displaying wedding photographs, think outside the frame. Many companies will print images on stretched canvases (ours are from Duggal) rather than photo paper. Mix ... Pressed Bouquet Traditionally, a bride selects a few flowers from her bouquet to press and put in the back of the wedding album. But there is no need for the blossoms to remain hidden a... Photo Crafts for Your Wedding This double-sided centerpiece is a tribute to the lifelong unions that preceded yours. The Paper + Cup kit is simple to use; affix two photos, image-side out, on each si... I Spy Conversation-Starter Game Keep your littlest guests occupied with this photographic scavenger hunt. Who knows One of them might even snap your favorite shot of the night.Place a card, a disposab... Creating a Wedding Scrapbook The editorial director of Martha Stewart Weddings, Darcy Miller, shares her wedding scrapbook tips with Martha.- Your scrapbook doesn't have to be limited to photos from... << Previous \| 1 of 4 \| Next >> Looking for Local Resources? Find Near Recommend a vendor in your area: info@marthastewartweddings.com Stylish Online Invitations Whether you're planning a shower or an engagement party, you'll love the stylish, modern invitation designs from our partner Pingg.com. Send one of our exclusive Martha Stewart designs by email, post, or both, or choose from hundreds of other styles.