Paper Issues | Project Life Wedding Spread

I am up on the Paper Issues blog today, sharing a Project Life spread I made for Todd’s sister Amy’s wedding back in October!  Here’s a look at both pages together.

In October we went to Oregon to attend Amy’s wedding. It was really beautiful and we caught a lot of great photos. I decided to use Crate Paper Maggie Holmes’ Open Book collection for my wedding 2-page spread. The black, gold, and rose colors go perfectly with a fall wedding!  Here is the left-hand page.

 

My title spread across both pages. On the left page I used a gold doily as a backdrop for the bride and groom’s names.  I used a vellum circle from the Open Book Vellum Ephemera Diecut pack in the middle of the doily to draw attention to the title.

I typed up journaling and cut them into strips.  I made a journal card using a tag from Open Book Layered Tags and a vellum rose.

I cut apart the gold doily and spread it around the page in different pockets.

For the right-hand page, I created the title using the awesome Gold Foil Dots 12x12 paper, vellum diecuts, and Gold Label Maker Stickers. 

The black & gold went so well with the wedding theme and richness of the northwest fall splendor.

I used a pink journal card with a gold foiled heart from the Ephemera Diecut pack to adhere my strips of journaling. 

This photo with the yellow flower was too cute to not include.  I fussy-cut the flowers out of the Years 12x12 paper and it matched the photo perfectly!

For me, Project Life or pocket scrapping doesn’t have to be in a weekly format.  It is perfect for those special events with lots of photos and journaling to document!  This year I’ve been doing monthly Project Life, but this special wedding called for a spread by itself.

If you love Maggie Holmes’ Open Book collection as much as I do, you can buy it from the Paper Issues store for 20% off with my code LISTGIRL!  The code is good for your entire purchase of anything from the store!  :-)

Thanks for stopping by on this Monday!  I hope you enjoyed taking a look at my Project Life pages documenting a special occasion!