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So I met Tina a few years back when I photographed her senior pictures from Cal Lutheran.  When she told me that she was engaged, I just knew I had to photograph her special day.  Tina and David are such a fun couple and with only weeks to go until the wedding I cannot wait!  We had a great time taking pictures in the park (even if there were a bunch of people taking pictures for prom!) and then along the beach.  We managed to catch some great light and some really genuine smiles!  Congratulations Tina and David!

So a couple weeks ago I featured examples of escort cards, today I wanted to feature some table markers.  There is a variety of things you can do to number the tables from tying your theme together with similar colors, using wine bottles or making it personal.  I have photographed a number of weddings that the table markers represented something personal to the couple, from street names they lived on to simple and elegant picture frames displaying the table number.  However you decide to number your tables, make sure it is clear and inviting to guests.

To give brides-to-be some inspiration, I wanted to feature some photographs of escort cards that I have taken over the years.  Most of these are DIY and super easy.  Not only are these functional and help guests find their seats, but they can be a fun way to express your theme or personality.  Check out some of these traditional and fun ways to display your escort cards.