While “putting a ring on it” may be a well-known retort in matrimonial circles, putting a label on it, when it comes to wedding planning, is even more pressing.
Label the table place settings, the gift bags, the reception favors, the buffet food items, the dessert, candy, cupcake or doughnut bars; label the signature drinks, the regular bar and the non-alcoholic offerings; label the children’s menu; the cheese board, the canapes, and the antipasti; label the guest book, the wedding couple’s baby photos, their missing loved ones and even the family pet. Label the take-home slices of cake and the home-baked leaving cookies. In fact, label just about everything!
Now thanks to affordable cutting machines like Cricut and Silhouette, crafty brides can self-label in any number of shapes and sizes and finishes, including metallic foils and glittered card stock. Labels now come in every style conceivable, with scalloped edges, double borders and embossed or cut-out punched eyelet trims.
For those brides who want to leave the designing and crafting to others, there are print-on-demand sites that allow this same range of variety in label-making.
Brides can choose their own type fonts, accent colors, wording and graphic flourishes to match their wedding schemes, and tailor each label for its intended purpose. Card stock labels can be ordered to match the wedding suite of invitations and day of papers.
Not only can labels mirror the wedding scheme colors and style, but brides can also be witty and playful, too, with clever label wording, such as labels for the signature cocktails stating, “let’s make pour decisions” or “we’re getting hitched in a prosecco.”
Table favor labels can add a dash of humor as well. Home-harvested honey pots collected by the wedding couple can be labelled “love is sweet” or send-off bottles of bubbles labelled “love is in the air.”
Return Addresss Labels – Stickers – Wine Labels – Water Bottle Labels
