But it’s time to take a step back for a few minutes just bask in something I really enjoy and treasure: troves of old family photos.

See, I had this great idea to take old wedding pictures from both our families, pop them into frames and use them as table numbers. It’s a good idea. You can take it after this weekend. So while place cards took a good eight hours, painting signs a good twelve, this project was simple and I got to see some A+ 1940s and 1950s wedding garb.

I live for these old photos, especially the formality of the 1940s (and earlier) shots. They are pure class.

So that’s all for now, folks. I’ve got a ceremony playlist to hammer out and another sign to paint.
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