The P:P Wedding: killer shots and close-ups

Our venue: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm

We have a ton of great shots of the big day, so here's Part One, with notes sharing where each thing came from. We'll let the pictures do the talking...and unless otherwise indicated, remember that everything for the wedding was either gifted, borrowed, or traded for our skills/services/talents/blog coverage. Amazing! And all these shots are by the incredible Laura Elizabeth Photography. We adore her.

Pompoms: materials from Katie B and made by us and friends., tablecloths from Kris and her new hubby. xoxo!

Bottles for centrepieces: Freecycled. Branches: gathered by hand.

More Annie Bananie rosettes, with old clocks, salvaged from a condemned house.

Felt rosettes: made by us and friends in a workshop by Annie Bananie.

Macaron favours by Geek Sweet Treats.

Flowers by the Flower Factory, Renfrew.

Cake toppers, handmade by the bride and groom. Same with the nest.

Teacup finger food trays, handmade by the bride from freecycled china.

Table numbers by Imagine Weddings and Events in Saskatchewan (thank you, Angela!)

Programs by Pink Pug Ink.

Cans gathered by us, strangers, and friends. Feathers from Imagine Weddings as well. Vintage paper left over from invites, made by Brian's mom. Saucers: freecycled.

Crayons for drawing on placemats: purchased enough for everyone for about 5.00

Bride and groom goblets: an inside joke, given to the couple by Jordan's mom and dad.

Adorable diner-style placemats with games and a drawing area: designed by Jon Hudon, graphic designer.

Invites by mother of the groom, Fran Baas. Stand: freecycled.

Photos for the In Spirit table: brought by various friends and family.

Guestbook: a copy of Where the Wild Things Are, a special book for the bride and groom. Already owned it, so it was FREE.

Signage for the day: made by the bride with about 5.00 of supplies.

Maid of Honor's necklace: Morganna the White.

Bridesmaid's necklaces: Frash.

Candy buffet: The Candy Store in Westboro.

Paper cranes: handfolded by a fan named Helen Toy.

Aisle markers by Angela of Imagine Weddings and Events in Saskatchewan.

That's batch one. Hope you enjoyed them. We'll get more up soon. So many great shots! So many great memories. Special thanks goes to Laura Elizabeth Photography for managing to do such a killer job on such a large project: catching every single borrowed/traded/gifted item in the wedding. Incredible work, Laura!