Let me make your Save the Date magnets

I see from traffic analysis that someone searched on "save the date magnets" and found this blog. If you're shopping around for your own wedding and looking into a place to make these little trinkets, I can do it for you.

If you like our Save the Dates (pic below), feel free to email me. We can design your magnets to your wedding's theme and/or colors. We can even add a picture of you and your sweetie. The magnets measure 2"x3.5" and stick to any fridge (or other metallic surface). (We can talk about alternate pricing if you'd rather have larger magnets or if you need more than 300.)





Compare these prices to SaveTheDateMagnet.com or MyWeddingReceptionIdeas.com. (Or Google other vendors, too.) (HINT: Mine are cheaper and the designs are more flexible.)

I'll send you proofs and won't print a thing until you're satisfied with the design and wording. I can send the proof to you 2 business days after you place an order and have the magnets in the mail to you 3 business days after that.

Yes, it's true

I talked to my mom last night and she relayed that my brother Brett hadn't realized I made those Save the Date magnets... Yup. That was all me...with help from Paul! With some serious trial and error, I might add. Just a hint -- DON'T use Word for anything having do with overlaying text on a watermark. Use greeting card software (I love Microsoft Greetings -- been using it for years). What I took 6 1/2 hours to play with and mess up, and what took Paul 2 hours after that to play with and mess up, I got done in less than 10 minutes with Greetings.

At any rate, yes, I made them. :-)

Enough of this relaxing...

...it's time to get back to the wedding planning! Next job -- send out Save the Date cards, since the wedding's on a holiday weekend.

March 3rd (next Saturday), I see a man about a cake (Ed himself!) and go with Maggie to browse David's Bridal for wedding gowns and bridal party dresses.

Also, Steve Eis of Coolwater Studios is our photographer. We're looking for a videographer. We were going to skip this part, but Brides magazine made a good point -- you can't relive old Aunt Bertha's laugh with a snapshot 15 years from now when she's gone. I was thinking of handing our digital video camera to my brothers, but they probably want to just have fun at the party, so we'll hire someone.