It is getting cooler here in Central Pennsylvania, and I just love a good Fall wedding! I don't mind when the temperatures start to decrease and the earth begins to sleep… it means that snow is coming soon too (which I LOVE). It also means sledding for my two little ones (they're three and five currently - this is a very big deal). And for fall couples, we’re getting close to wedding crunch time – those last couple of months before the big day that are filled with details and last minute DIY projects. If you're asking yourself: What should I bring to my wedding, I've got you covered below! As you finalize your preparations, think about packing a wedding emergency kit for the day of. You never know what may come up, and trust me, you’ll want to be prepared for anything and avoid having a sweet friend or bridesmaid run to the store for you. What if you get sick at your wedding? What if your dress rips? What if mosquitoes unexpectedly attack? What if it rains on your wedding day? What if your feet start to hurt? To help, I created this handy little list of wedding day survival kit items that you can throw in your bag. So if wedding day disaster strikes, you’re ready! Still looking for wedding invitations or reception stationery? I've got you totally covered with 100% custom stationery and day-of paper products (including a custom guestbook, ceremony programs, wedding menus, table numbers, wedding signage, guest place cards or seating charts, and more). Just reach out to get a quick estimate or schedule a free wedding stationery consultation so we can chat about what you're looking for in detail!
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So many time-honored “rules” surround weddings. Can I tell my guests what to wear? Should I tell my guests to leave their phones in their pockets? Do I need to invite all the kiddos in the family? Today I'm exploring the reasoning behind and need for some of this traditional wedding etiquette mumbo jumbo. Of course, these are suggestions, and sometimes rules are meant to be broken, but they act as great guidelines should any questions come up. Below, I will answer the following tricky questions:
Relax, and let’s dive in! Let me know... Are there any questions that you're still wondering about? I'm happy to discuss in the comments!
Or even better, set up a free wedding stationery consultation with Freebird Paperie over the phone, video chat, or anywhere in Snyder County, Pennsylvania today to discuss your custom wedding invitations and day-of stationery! Words of WisdomMy grandpa always used the phrase, “This too shall pass.” It’s an old adage that feels almost biblical, and several of my family members have taken to using it. I’ve had to take that mindset lately when several hurdles seemed to be presenting themselves all at the same time. My daughter became sick and had to be held from daycare for several days. Our washing machine broke and leaked water everywhere. We canceled a weekend trip to my husband’s family cabin because of bad weather. And in the “busyness” of the week, I missed harvesting some produce from my garden, and it spoiled. These may all seem like minor inconveniences in the scope of things, but in the moment, they feel like anything but. However, so much good came out of this week. The canceled trip led to a surprise date night. I got extra snuggle time with my baby girl. The weather cleared enough for an impromptu boat ride with family. We spent a rainy afternoon together processing tomatoes into sauce. And fingers crossed, there will be a newfound pride in changing out a broken washing machine drain pump all by ourselves. In life & in business, obstacles are often thrown our way. This is a given. The challenge is not only overcoming those obstacles, but also in seeing the opportunities they represent. At Freebird Paperie, one of the assets I bring to you is the ability to look at your obstacles from a different perspective. If September is throwing some challenges at you, remember that “this too shall pass.” And please reach out if those challenges could benefit from a new perspective with Freebird Paperie! Hot Off The PressEvery business would like for their stationery needs to be “no fuss,” but for the Snyder County Probation Department, it is especially important that their paper products are professional, up to date, and there when they need them. Freebird Paperie provides business cards, letterhead, and envelopes that match the department’s needs. Whether they experience personnel changes or place rush orders, I work to make sure they don’t miss a beat. Additional Offerings: Custom PensWhen you think of branded office materials or promotional items, the first thing that comes to mind is pens, and for good reason! Everyone uses pens, and it feels like you could never have too many. At Freebird Paperie, I offer a wide array of custom pens with various options for style, ink color, and more. I also offer low minimum orders so whether you’re ordering personal pens for the office, or high quantities as promotional items, Freebird Paperie can sign, seal, and deliver for you. Contact me to discuss how a customized pen design can enhance your branding. Freebird Paperie SpecialFrom now until the end of September, enjoy 25% off all customized pen orders! Contact me for a full range of options. Spread The Bird WordFriends don’t let friends go undesigned! Save 25% off your next design order when you refer another client to Freebird Paperie (ex: 250 business cards for $35 — a $12 savings). Simply have the client mention your name when they contact me.
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