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We've seen our share of adorable, handsome and totally charismatic little men in the making! Ring Bearers are such a cute addition to any bridal party, but they don't only need to carry a ring pillow! Signs are a great alternative to the old tradition, but we thought this one was simply too fantastic for words! via Brides  If your little fella is a total charmer, this is perfect! On a more realistic note - I love how they made the sign too. To me, it appears that they took an extra large Popsicle stick or paint stirrer, painted it and glued some pretty card-stock to it. It's not too big and looks very light. Believe it or not, that's an important aspect for your littlest attendants. Some of the wooden and big fabric signs get really heavy and/or awkward for them, especially down a longer aisle. Having something that's easy to hold will make things easier and smoother for them. That's especially important if they are on the younger side. Are you having a Ring Bea...

We at MasterPiece Weddings LOVE new and fun guestbook ideas. I saw this one recently and just couldn't wait to share it! via  weddingsabeautiful This is so simple, but so cute! All it is is a shadow box frame with the couple's names written on wooden hearts and glued on the inside. You just take smaller wooden hearts and let guests write their name and message, and drop them inside! A great idea if you want to be able to display your guestbook in your new home all the time! Do you think you would "heart" this as your guestbook? ;) Happy Friday!

We saw these really cute crayons a bride made from a post on The Wedding Chicks blog , and wanted to figure out and share how to do this project yourself! These crayons would be perfect for a kids table at your reception or as a favor for your guests. We love the idea of covering a kids table with a craft paper roll and letting the kids go to town at the reception. How fun would it be to take a section and frame it from your wedding, or include it in the guest book? Heart Crayons via The Wedding Chicks Here's what you need: hot plate or microwave (or any type of double boiler) small glass bowls broken crayons heart candy mold freezer space Here's how you do it: Make sure all of the paper wrappers are off of the crayons Melt the broken crayons down on the hot plate (separate by color if you prefer). If using a microwave instead, melt the crayons in a bowl inside another bowl of water to ensure the wax melts evenly Pour the melted wax into the molds Freeze the wax until it sets A...