On May 11, after leaving my mom’s place, I headed to the Indian Creek Camp for the wedding of Erin Worf and Chris White. Erin was one of my regular weekend buddies when she was living in this area for a while. Her dad works at 3ABN.
The hall was decorated really nice. Lots of lights, candles, lanterns, and greenery. There was beautiful music playing too; I later learned the album is called “Celtic Wedding.”
On May 20, Adam and Gabriela were married. Adam came to this area last November to work in my department at 3ABN as a graphic designer. He’s a real nice guy: spiritual, kind, dedicated, professional. His wife is really sweet. Their wedding was simple but very touching. You could tell they took their vows very seriously, and earnestly wanted God’s blessing on their life together.
Congratulations, Adam and Gabriela! May you have a happy future and a wonderful adventure serving God as husband and wife.
With one of my coworkers, Adam, getting married very shortly, my thoughts turned to the innumerable details that swarm from the very mention of the word, “wedding.” Of all the elements that make for a successful wedding, perhaps none captures the attention of the graphic designer as the wedding announcement and invitation. Should that glad day eventually wend its way into my plans, I am sure that designing a fabulous and memorable card will be high on my priority list.
Unfortunately, for many brides- and grooms-to-be, it is also a burdensome expense. Sending custom cards to hundreds of potential attendees, as well as to those you full well know will not attend but would be mad if you didn’t invite them, can cost no small sum. This started me thinking about alternatives. Not that I would use these myself (honest!), but perhaps someone will find a lifesaver here.
