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{Images via Stina Plant Photography}
Last summer, Rich and I attended the wedding of two of his close friends from law school. Attorneys by day and musicians by night, the couple used record album covers as their table markers. “We must do this at our wedding!” Rich declared. Mind you we were not even engaged at this point, but I filed it away.
Once we were engaged, I started collecting milk glass vases for our centerpieces and thinking of flowers…completely forgetting about the albums. However, the musician remembered. Album covers are perfect. They display our love of music and they take up a decent amount of space on the tables, therefore I do not need giant vases full of flowers. Now I am focusing on smaller milk glass vases and bud vases to put on either side of the albums. The best part of all {in our opinions} is adding at least one song from each album to our playlist. When the song plays, that table needs to get up and get down, get down! MSWeddings had this idea in the Summer issue as well. Fun!
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Sarah Parrott, Rhode Island
Vendor: Invitation Designer
Website: Parrott Design Studio
About Me: I am the designer & printer behind Parrott Design Studio, specializing in custom letterpress and screen printed wedding and event invitations, stationery, and paper goods. With a background in non-profit marketing & art history, I began the studio in 2006 in my small apartment in Providence, RI. Since then I have moved to a studio built my fiancé, acquired a Golding Jobber letterpress, & have been happily printing ever since. I grew up in Portland, Maine, and I have always had an affinity for the ocean, mountains, birds, gardening, & the simple life. When I am not printing, I can be found somewhere outside with my fiancé & playful pup.
Very cute idea — love the table dance connection as well!