We’re a big fan of the little details that make the day extra personal and special and including your initials is a fun and fitting way to celebrate your love story! It’s a great way to really make the day all about you as a couple and there are so many cute ways to go about it – create a custom monogram you can use on all your wedding stationery, pick up some cardboard or wooden initials and display them by your guest book (or even use them as your guest book), hang them from your reception chairs or by your candy buffet. Use your initials on your signage or on napkins, get some custom made stickers for your favours or even pick up some giant balloons for some adorable and super personal wedding snaps. Another trend that we love is Light Up Letters. Giant light up letters are a brilliant way to create a fun and statement backdrop for your reception, plus the perfect spot to grab some memorable photos with your new hubby or wife and friends. Check out more fun and creative ways to include your initials in your Big Day below…
Ring Pillow | Available from 4 Love Polka Dots
Ceremony Booklet Box | Photo via Dlightful Designs on Etsy
Direction Sign | Photo by Alively Photography via 100 Layer Cake
Hanging Sign | Julie Paisley Photography
Table Decor | Photo by Arielle Doneson Photography via Style Me Pretty
Centrepieces | Photo by Spottswood Photography via Wedding Chicks
Personalised Cake | Photo by Bloc Memoire
Cake Topper | Photo by One Love Photography via Style Me Pretty
Chair Decor | Photo by Jen Hunag Photography via Elizabeth Anne Designs
Guest Book | Photo by Feather & Stone Photography via Green Wedding Shoes
Balloons | Photo by Connie Lyu Photography via Grey Likes Weddings
Light Up Letters | Photo via Lovin Letters {Photo by Katie Farrell Photography}
Napkins | Photo by Jen Rodriguez Photography via Style Me Pretty
Drink Stirrers | Photo by Abbey Jiu Photography via The Knot
Wedding Menu | Photo by Paula Gillespie
Favours | Photo by Elisabeth Millay
Main photo from Amy & Shane’s real wedding by Insight Photography