Inspiration for your road to the altar

You all know how much I adore Gia of Betsywhite Stationery (she was even a guest blogger here for a few weeks), so when I came across her adorable wedding logos again I realized that I hadn’t shared them here! Deciding on a logo was one of the first things I did for my own wedding – a good logo can really tie every little detail together for a cohesive look. Gia has created such an adorable line of logos and monograms for Betsywhite, any of these could easily be used in your home long after the wedding is over. And you can even buy them in sticker form!

You all know how much I adore Gia of Betsywhite Stationery (she was even a guest blogger here for a few weeks), so when I came across her adorable wedding logos again I realized that I hadn’t shared them here! Deciding on a logo was one of the first things I did for my own wedding – a good logo can really tie every little detail together for a cohesive look. Gia has created such an adorable line of logos and monograms for Betsywhite, any of these could easily be used in your home long after the wedding is over. And you can even buy them in sticker form!

Crystal Kluge creates beautiful calligraphy and has also created a custom font that is perfect for monograms (and in fact inspired by the custom monograms she created for clients). The font is only $29.95 and it includes 10 framing options. You could use one monogram on your invitation (just your first initials, for example) and then change the frame and use your married monogram for your menu cards at the reception. So lovely! You can buy the font here and here, and you can take a peek at Crystal’s flickr stream for some more lettered inspiration.