Wedding Wednesday

 

 image from google.com

My productiveness for the day is peaking: 

• Two loads of laundry, cleaned and folded. Check. 
• Dishes cleaned and put away. Check. 
• Evidence outlined (to date) for finals. CHECK (this one is huge!) 
• Minor fire extinguished about a shower I'm co-hosting and event "firmed" up. Check.  
• 30+ submissions for journal read, reviewed and decisions rendered. Check

 Still left and in process of doing: 

• Finishing my personal submission for journal. 
• Cleaning house thoroughly. 
• Tackle the piles of reading I have to do for tomorrow's class. 

 In the process of cleaning up the house, I stumbled across a container in the freezer that has the last extremely freezerburned remains of our wedding cake that my mother-in-law someone must have put there while we were on our honeymoon. I did not plan on keeping our cake to eat on our one year, so I was really surprised to find it nine months later. It made me reminisce about our wedding day and I thought I'd share pictures of our wedding cake.  

If anyone is interested, The Time Photography was our photographer.  Tinker's Cake Shop made our cake (and groomscake). We highly recommend both of them--the cake was delicious and I feel the pictures speak for themselves.

We were inspired by the golds and scrolling detail of our reception site when we picked out what we wanted. 

Again, inspired by our reception site, the Palace Theatre (built in 1920s), we selected a 1920s cake topper that vaguely resembled us, which is definitely one of our most precious keepsakes from the wedding. We found the topper at Fancyflours.

Cam designed his groomscake based on this pillow we have in our living room, from Catstudio. 

  2nd Photo actually from a friend (I think it shows good detail of the cake). 

We wanted a Kentucky wedding, so we had it made in the shape of Kentucky and filled it with cartoon-styled landmarks.   

Well, off to finish my chores. Happy Wednesday!