Interior Decorating: Displaying Wedding Photographs
Wedding photographs are a timeless expression of love and happiness. You want to display these symbols of love and commitment throughout your home, but this special occasion needs more than just an ordinary display of endless picture frames. Use a little creativity and create a wedding photograph display guests will enjoy. Does this Spark an idea?
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Printed Canvas
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Today’s photo printing services are elaborate. You can print pictures on mugs, mouse pads and even canvases. Try ordering your wedding photos printed on individual canvas boards, all the same size. Consider using large boards for fewer photographs and smaller boards, such as 8.5 by 11 inches, for more photographs. Arrange the canvas prints in an even row spaced one to two inches apart to form a square or rectangular pattern, and leave them unframed for a modern look.
Engraved Frames
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Add a personalized touch to your wedding photographs by using engraved wedding frames. You can engrave these silver, bronze or nickel frames with wedding dates, names or even a personalized message such as a line from your vows. Place small frames on shelves or above the mantle and hang large frames on the walls.
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Signed Framing Mats
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Wedding photographs should help couples remember the day of their wedding, so use the frames to help remember your loved ones that came to the wedding as well. Purchase a frame and mat board to display your wedding photograph in and have guests sign the mat at the wedding reception. Frame your favorite wedding photograph in it for display at home.
Floral Centerpiece Photos
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Do something different by displaying wedding photographs within a floral centerpiece. To do this, have prints made of your favorite wedding moments and cut them into squares, circles, hearts or other shapes. Attach the prints to pieces of floral wire and stick them in a vase or centerpiece of flowers in your home. Make multiple wires and photos to cycle them out each month.
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References
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