Last week we shared this post over at My Darling Days, but in case you missed it, we wanted to share it here as well.
It has been about 4 years since I tied the knot:) AND I still have my wedding cards sitting in the same bag I used at my reception!!!! I saved every single one in hopes of one day doing something with them!
I {of course} turned to Pinterest for inspiration. Many brides save their cards, as I had done, but they opted to turn them into a keepsake book.
This is my version and how I did it.
Materials: Hole Punch, Binder Clip, Cardboard, Embellishments, Wedding Cards
Step 1: Gather all of your wedding cards and if you are OCD like me, put them in some kind of meaningful order (I sorted by size).
Step 2: Punch a hole in the top left corner of each card and add it onto the binder clip (or you could use string/ribbon).
Step 3: To make the front and back covers, I took an old shoebox top and cut it to size, but you can use any cardboard that you have available to you.
On the front I glued the front of our Thank You card and on the back I glued down the menu from our reception. I added a few stickers that I had too.
Step 4: Lastly, I punched holes in the front and back covers and added them on. This is the final product sitting on display!
I am so happy with how this turned out as it is now displayed instead of being stuck in a closet:) It was simple to do with supplies I already had laying around. You can do something similar with your Bridal Shower cards, birthday cards, etc - the possibilities are endless!
