All Posts Tagged With: "Chewing The Cud"

Real Wedding by Chewing the Cud, II

Here are a few more amazing pictures and details from Viola at Chewing the Cud's recent wedding!!         Best man's boutonniere. Program in the form of a children's book: each page started with an alphabet. e.g. P is for Parents. B is for Bridesmaids.     Our ceremony was held at the Apple Orchard. Since apples were not in season, the trees were bare. The same birds from our invitations hung from... [MORE]

Real Wedding by Chewing the Cud

I am sure many of you know that I am a HUGE fan of Viola, over at chewing the cud. She is an amazingly talented designer who never fails to completely inspire me with her brilliantly unique perspective. Needless to say, the pictures from her recent wedding were enough to send me over the edge. The wedding is actually being published in Brides of Northern California (hitting newsstands today!) so you absolutely have to check... [MORE]

Wedding Invitations by Chewing the Cud, II

I've had a few emails from readers lately, requesting more budget-friendly features on SMP. I know that we have a really wide range of readers out there, so I want to make sure that everyone is getting a little something that can truly inspire elements for their own unique wedding. So, in an effort to really reach out to all of our brides, I am going to start offering a "Look for Less" style feature on many of our posts. Today, Viola from... [MORE]

Wedding Invitations by Chewing the Cud

As some of you might know from previous posts, I am a huge, huge fan of Chewing the Cud, a graphic design company out in San Francisco. The designer, Viola, has an eye that translates into the most innovative and beautiful ideas, each with a quirky spirit that is easy to love. I am absolutely thrilled to announce that Viola has been collaborating with Flybird Press on a... [MORE]

Do-It-Yourself Wedding Projects

I love, love, love the Journal placecards that were designed by Viola at Chewing the Cud...pure beauty (and something that guests will really hold on to)... Instructions on making journal place cards... Materials:
Assortment of Decorated Papers (various craft stores)
Ruler
Blank Journals
X-cto Knife/Scissors
Printer or Alphabet Rubber stamps (local craft... [MORE]