I Saw the Sign, Part II

Sign number two on my pre-wedding week to-do list was the photo booth sign. 

Once upon a wedding dream I had a vision of a detailed, scroll-y, old-fashioned, square picture frame painted in a bright, shocking color.  Something like this:

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I searched for months for a frame that I could spray paint into my vision, but these frame-sellers knew what they had was precious and priced it accordingly.  I was not going to spend $40 bucks on something I would be shellacking with yellow paint.

Eventually I found this:

It was not scrolled, nor was it square, but it was $3.99 and the most promising prospect I'd seen in a while.  So, I bought it. 

Then I sprayed it,

I Saw The Sign, Part I

Two signs were on my project list during pre-wedding week. One was for ceremony seating instructions, and the other was to sit next to the photo booth and guestbook and give our guests a few tips and little bit of encouragement. 

First up, the ceremony seating sign!

Last October, Miss Hippo on Weddingbee posted a sign that I thought was just about the greatest idea ever:

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It made perfect sense to me.  No "bride's side" or "groom's side," just a bunch of seats for our friends and family to choose from.  Get there early?  You get a better seat.