Our next wedding has plenty of cute ideas that you might want to take note of. A few ideas that we especially like are the little bird pins that secured the table cloth, the mason jars wrapped in doilies and of course the little scrabble Eat Cake sign. We think that they are all pretty darn cute.
All of the thoughtful details are quite lovely and of course we love that they are doable. Captured by Texas photographers SixFourteen Photography. To see more thoughtful handmade details click here.
A beautiful station was set up for the foot washing ceremony. It is a lovely way to show each other, that they are vowing to serve each other humbly. Another lovely touch that we really do not get to see quite often. We would love to hear your thoughts on this ritual.
Photographer: SixFourteen Photography
What a GORGEOUS wedding. Love the footwashing. :)
Love it!
Adorable ideas, and incredible photography!
So beautiful!!!! Great ideas. Loved!!!
What amazing pictures and wonderful ideas for a wedding!
LOVE this wedding! The foot washing was great! LOVED the photography too…great shots of a wonderful wedding!
Yes Janna,
That’s the part I loved the most.
The groom is so submissive and humble.
It’s the great sign of respect.
I really adore it.
I really adore everything about this wedding. The foot washing ceremony is such a wonderful addition to the wedding ceremony. Something very unique and memorable.
LOVE the lanterns. beautiful touch.
I love Dublin DP. What a neat idea! The photographer didn’t miss a detail. I will be using a lot of these ideas for my wedding! Thank you for posting this and getting my creative juices flowing.
So many amazing details! Beautiful!
Love the eclectic ideas…. and love the even more the eclectic way it was shot!
I LOVE everything! Such a great inspiration :)
when i clicked this post i was eager to see what comments people would leave about the foot washing..its so refreshing to see a group of people who see the beauty in it…i have read many times how people trash this ritual..but i agree with everyone here…its a beautiful symbol between the two in which they both show humility and service to one another.
i love the way it was done here very beautifully!