Craft Projects > Paper > ScrapbookingAugust 03, 2005

Simple Wedding Scrapbook Pages

By Kelli Mahoney
Scrapbooking can be fun, but when you have all that stuff from a wedding, it can get overwhelming. However, that "stuff" can make for more interesting pages. Some avid scrapbookers will tell you to make sure you seal off anything that is not on archival paper, but if you make copies of all of your photos, you can put is all on one page without worries.

Materials:

  • Fancy scrapbook page (mine has a cream floral pattern on tan)
  • Double sided scrapbook tape
  • Design scrapbook scissors with elegant edge
  • Scissors
  • Tan or cream Scrapbook paper
  • Doilies
  • Wedding photos, program, seating card, and other items.

Directions:

Use the fancy page as your base, and lay out your items on each page. I like to put the program on the first page, as you then do not need to create a title for the page. In this case, I added a doily, because the program was too large to also add a photo. Then place your photos, doilies, and other items as they fit on a page. They do not have to be in chronological order.

For each photo, tape them onto the tan or cream paper, and then cut around them with the design scissors in order to create a frame. This adds a touch of elegance to the page, but it does not take a lot of time. Use the double-sided tape to fasten everything to the page. I like to put the Thank You note at the end, too, but you don't have to put the pictures in chronological order. Put them in the order you like.

In the end, you'll have pages as elegant as the event.

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