


Great work, no? Months later, the tin cans were tied on to the bride and groom's "getaway bike" at the end of their reception! Here's a photo of the lovelies in action on the big day:

I LOVE this idea! First, I think it would be such a fun shower activity, and second, I adore the sentiment of incorporating a piece of so many special women into your wedding!
You can read more about the planning of the shower from Dawn, the mastermind behind everything, here. You can also see more photos on the bride's blog here. Lastly, if you'd like to see more photos from the actual wedding, click here and here!
All photos in this post by Ali Harper (the bride), except for the last one, which was taken by Jill Thomas.
I LOVE this idea. LOVE LOVE LOVE. Nice find!!
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute! Also, the couple could save a few of those cans for fun vases and pencil jars to have around.
ReplyDeleteYes! LOVE that idea, Jackie!
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