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  Is there anything that signals romance quite like flowers? From boutonniere to bouquet, ceremony to centerpiece, your flowers carry the message of the beauty of the day.

  Here, a wildly romantic bouquet in white and antique pink.

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  Flowers

  A ribbon-wrapped bouquet.

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  Flowers

  An elegant lineup of single florals.

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  Flowers

  Lush hydrangeas in raffia-trimmed glass vessels.

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  Flowers

  A wire birdcage adds structure and height.

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  Flowers

  A pinwheel as alterna-centerpiece adds a fun touch.

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  Flowers

  A clever twist on the traditional boutonniere.

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  Invitations

  The graphic motifs and color palettes you choose for your save-the-date cards and invitation suites set the stage for your wedding to come.

  Here, a shipshape nautical theme.

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  Invitations

  A music theme features concert tickets and 45s.

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  Invitations

  A faux passport plays up a destination celebration.

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  Invitations

  Modern classic: a navy and white palette.

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  Invitations

  A map and postcards speak to a weekend wedding.

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  Invitations

  Calligraphy fonts up the romance quotient.

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  Escort & Table Cards

  If you’ve created seating assignments, you’ll need an escort-card display and table cards. Wedding programs, though optional, also serve as keepsakes.

  Here, colorful escort “badges.”

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  Escort & Table Cards

  Beachy escort cards trimmed with ribbons and shells.

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  Escort & Table Cards

  Escort tags secured to twine with mini-clothespins.

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  Escort & Table Cards

  Favorite books can display table cards.

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  Escort & Table Cards

  Escort card and favor in one fragrant package.

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  Escort & Table Cards

  A vintage crate holds ceremony programs.

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  Card Box & Guest Book

  Be creative! Your card box can be an antique crate or a vintage hatbox or suitcase. And there are loads of unique ways to capture guests’ sentiments.

  Here, invite your guests to leave a message in a bottle.

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  Card Box & Guest Book

  Doable DIY: A photo album guest book.

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  Card Boxes & Guest Books

  A gilded cage for cards.

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  Card Box & Guest Book

  A vintage suitcase strung with bunting.

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  Card Box & Guest Book

  A weathered mailbox serves as a card box.

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  Cakes

  The sweet finale, there’s nothing that packs more flavor and visual appeal into one glorious confection. Let them eat — and enjoy — cake!

  Here, a petal-covered cake with an ombré effect.

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  Cakes

  Fabulous sugar blossoms.

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  Cakes

  A frilly “ribbon” cake.

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  Cakes

  A sailboat tops a triple-tiered cake.

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  Cakes

  Cupcakes are a beloved treat.

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  Cakes

  A top trend: the naked cake.

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  Cakes

  Go graphic: A monogrammed, chevron-patterned cake.

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  Cakes

  A summery cake dressed in bright, sunny blooms.

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  Cakes

  Whimsical toppers.

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  Favors

  When choosing your parting gifts, keep in mind that the best favors are personal, serving as a sweet token of appreciation for your guests.

  Here, a candy bar for a sugary send-off.

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  Favors

  Honey favor-escort-card combo.

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  Favors

  Compass favors also serve as escort cards.

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  Favors

  A monogrammed cookie makes a sweet favor.

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  Favors

  Handmade soap.

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  Favors

  Muslin bags can be filled with sachet or loose tea.

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  Favors

  A burlap bag filled with beans from a local coffee shop.

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