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12 %uf098 A l a s k a B r i d e & G r o o m %uf099 2026D%u00c9COR DOS%u2022 Go big and beautiful with giant marquee lights spelling out your new last name.%u2022 Add personality and a creative touch to your special day with custom signs that welcome and guide guests, display table numbers and bar menus, or share special messages %u2013 from heartfelt to humorous.%u2022 Personalize your reception d%u00e9cor with your monogram and your new last name %u2013 from napkins, to beverage stir sticks, to cake toppers to even spotlighting your initials on the dance floor. %u2022 Bring your cherished fur babies into your wedding celebration (even if they can%u2019t physically be present) with custom illustrations of your pets on signs, cocktail napkins, wine labels, and more.%u2022 During your first dance, project favorite photos of you and your groom on the wall %u2013 like that shot of him as a 6-year-old in a Superman cape or the one of you as a toddler stuffing cake in your mouth.%u2022 Your heritage might be a great source of inspiration for your d%u00e9cor. Incorporate traditional colors, patterns, and symbols in everything from stationery to floral arrangements. Display your parents%u2019 and grandparents%u2019 wedding photos %u2013 a romantic and elegant way to share your family history. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS%u2022 Choose flowers with romantic or positive meanings, like roses or peonies, to add an extra layer of sentiment to your bouquet or d%u00e9cor.%u2022 Design your own wedding backdrop such as a flower wall or an arch with suspended strands of florals. %u2022 Tie your bouquet or boutonniere into your wedding theme, like adding succulents and berries, feathers, vintage-style jewels, or even fishing flies.%u2022 Deck the aisle in style: Lay petals on a fabric aisle runner or directly on the ground in delicate patterns and shapes; or, cover the entire aisle with a %u201ccarpet%u201d of florals in your wedding colors.%u2022 Ask your florist to design the table centerpieces with multiple mini vases which guests can then take away with them at the end of the night, so they double up as favors and a lovely memento of your wedding day. MUSICAL NOTES%u2022 At your cocktail hour, play music that%u2019s both unexpected and reflects your personal tastes, like jazz, vintage soul, bluegrass, or indie-folk.%u2022 Give your parents a surprise trip down memory lane by arranging to use their firstdance song for your own.%u2022 Have a friend with a great voice? Ask him or her to sing a rockin%u2019 tune that%u2019ll get all your guests up on the dance floor.%u2022 Who says you have to stick with traditional ceremony music? Hire a cellist or quartet to play an instrumental version of your favorite song that has a special meaning for both of you. %u2022 Take dance lessons with your partner before the big day so that you can wow your guests with Kristian Irey Photographyweddingpros-etsymagnoliadreams.com