Take a look at this sweet, robots meet diy out door wedding affair!  The hand-made details range from the bride's veil, all the way to the flags swaying back and forth in the breeze in the park.  Yvonne and her now husband James are so adoring are so in love, it's hard not to get swept up in their family's joy. We were so thrilled that our Robot Wedding Invitations could make an appearance!


Can you tell us why you chose to have an alternative style wedding?

Well, it all started with our love of robots. We decided on 10/10/10 for our wedding date because of binary code. So we went with a fabric and robot theme . We are not an average couple and definitely didn't want an average wedding. I'm super crafty and I couldn't help but want to do everything by hand... and I kinda did.


How involved were your significant other, friends and family in the planning?

VERY! Well I did most of the planning but most of the wedding was DIY and I couldn't have executed it alone.  The wedding party friends and family all put in tons of time cutting fabric, sewing and cooking!

What did you DIY?

I made the Ring pillow, I dyed the groom's men's ties and hankies, bridesmaid's sweaters and the buttons on the flowers yellow! I embroidered names into the hankies for the groom's men, the cupcake topper (one of my favorite things I made), and the save the dates!  With the help of friends and family we made chocolate buttons for the cupcakes, fabric banners, set up the flowers, the boutonnieres, the cardbox, and the food.


We know who did your invitations *wink* *wink*, but tell us about the rest of your fantastic vendors...
1. Vendor Bon Moment on Etsy :for my wonderful Robot Wedding Invitations
2. Michaels Crafts: for tissue paper and dye
3. Jo-Anns fabric: for fabric
4. Party works: for paper plates,cups,napkins and table covers
5. Cafe Infoshop Fesno: For dance reception
6. Dollar Tree: vases for center pieces

Labels: real weddings, robot wedding invitation suite