Hitting the right note

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Cheers

Very inspirational. I was in band and my dd is following in my footsteps. Just curious, what you did choose for your wedding. I think I would have shyed away from the traditional stuff too. I am just that way and picky about the vocal music as well. Your wedding dress was amazing and congrats on the baby!

October 10, 2008

very creative layout!

September 19, 2008

Great idea, my friend and your handwritting is such a personal touch. One question...Why didn't YOU sing an appropriate song to your husband to be? I'll wager you still have a beautiful voice, and your husband loves it, and you, greatly

August 24, 2008

love the paper and I love your lil instruments they are so cute. Lovely lo

August 24, 2008

good paper selection for this, like the embellishment block, nice and simple, great job :)

August 24, 2008

Hitting the right note

A LO I've been meaning to do forever for the wedding album. I spent a great deal of time on the music for our wedding ceremony. I didn't want a vocalist (I'm a trained singer and a bit picky on that front), but I really wanted a good cello/violin/flute trio. I found an excellent one, and worked with them to develop a musical program that was very appropriate, but didn't use any of the "wedding standards." No Canon in D, no Wedding March, no Trumpet Voluntary - I wanted music that would be very different.

Stamped block behind the title is from my new Anna Griffin acrylic stamps. Journal/title blocks and background paper are also by AG. Black velvet paper and music paper by Paper Pizazz. Cute embellies by Joleen's Boutique.