To display seating assignments, in lieu of escort cards:
Left: Sarah Yates Photography, Right: Harper Smith Photography
As Escort Cards:
Drink or Signature Cocktail Menu:
Left: Jenny Ebert, Right: Jennifer Roper Photography
For messages for your photo booth guestbook:
Top: Jen Fariello, Bottom: Nichols Photography
To explain your photo booth:
For Menus or games:
Top: Sarah K. Chen, Bottom: Via Once Wed
For Various Wedding Signage:
Left: W. Scott Chester Photography, Right: Heather Kincaid
Bride and Groom signage (for photos, thank you cards, etc.):
Top: Shannon Nicole Smith, Right: By Sarah Maren via 100 Layer Cake
To explain a tribute to a loved one (and I love this tribute idea):
As table numbers:
Via Snippet & Ink
The table number above is also a great DIY project. Find candle holders that have a smooth surface. Paint them with chalkboard paint (available at any craft store). Once the paint dries, you can write the table number in chalk. Put in a candle, and voila, DIY candle holders / table numbers. LOVE this idea!
What are your favorite chalkboard uses?
5 comments:
Love this! A bride needed help using chalkboards in an aging church basement and I sent her this fantastic link!
Hahahaha, loved the "Roses are red, violets are blue, loved the potatos" chalkboard!
I love chalkboards in weddings and I'm thinking of doing a photobooth guestbook with them! Any idea where to get that size? I can only find big ones or little teeny ones like the Happily Ever After chalkboard size.
Aileen, I've found lots at stores like Michaels. Also, check flea markets as they often have medium sized ones that are unique. You could also always make your own by picking a size of something that you like and painting it with chalkboard paint. Good luck!
these are all awesome ideas! chalkboard paint has so many uses it's fun to see some highlighted here. In college we made the back of our apartment door into a chalkboard "quote wall"
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