Wedding logo or monogram

Over 29% of brides incorporate a wedding logo or monogram into their wedding day details. Here are just a few examples of how use these to make your wedding unique:

For your ceremony, use a custom made aisle runner, with some scattered rose petals. This one from Carlson Craft is only $150!


Use lighting in your wedding decor to display your monogram on the wall or on the dance floor. Some disc jockeys can provide lighting services, or contract a lighting professional such as Colorado's Halcycon Productions.

photo from C and C Lighting and Special Event Production


There is an abundance of stationary options for wedding invitations. Why not carry your theme through the save the dates, invites, programs and thank yous. Check out these by PaperDuvet (you can order them from Precious Moments Weddings and Events!)




Order these monogramed cylinder wraps from Carlson Craft's Quite Personally line, or print your own on some transluscent vellum paper.

Skip the porcelain bride and groom and top your cake with script letters, available in a variety of colors, fonts and sizes. (Order these, by Lillian Rose, from Precious Moments Weddings and Events.)



Display your new last name, as soon as you have it, at the cocktail reception with these drink coasters by Carlson Craft.

End the night with these cute little favor boxes, filled with traditional jordan almonds. This bride, who is a professional graphic designer, made the buttons herself.

photo taken by All Digital Photo and Video