Bunting Flags, check

I know I haven't been blogging much, or at all, lately. I blame it on the winter, or maybe this old keyboard at home that doesn't seem to type as smoothly as the one I use at work, or maybe there's no excuse at all. In any case, I have been a super busy lady. 

As I may have mentioned previously J and I have been working away like busy little bees planning our April wedding! It's fast approaching and most of the details have been worked out. I have to say it's amazing to think it's all actually coming together; at first it seems impossible. 

One of my very early projects was bunting flags (crappy photo attached, but you get the idea). Our colours are, sort of, a whole bunch of colours and includes pattern too! 

Save the Date

This is the little eco-friendly save the date I designed, no paper involved. Though the actual invite will be paper. Sorry environment. 

Picked a Date

J and I finally picked a date and have reserved the venue. It's happening, it's really happening. We're going with Fort Edmonton park, which is basically this little mini village that the city owns. It is such a fun place, no cars allowed, horse drawn carriages, trolleys, actors in the period. It's going to be fun.

We're getting married at the little church and then Egge's barn, which is just a small jaunt away, is where the dinner and party will commence.

Now we need to find someone to bring the food and we're very excited for this part. Maybe something fun? Like BBQ burgers? With slaw? We will have to see what we can find.

Little church, via the internet

Egge's barn via the internet

Thinking about the wedding

I had no idea how many decisions we would have to make for the upcoming (not sure when, decision still to be made) wedding. Where, when, who, clothes, food, venue, rain, cake, wine, photos, music, phew. 

I look at these beautiful photos of a 'Sweet Mountaintop Wedding' and I'm thinking, 'yes please', I'll take that. Shouldn't it be that easy?!

We are thinking for sure we would like to be outside or at least have access to the outdoors but is that super risky in Alberta?