I feel like I'm on top of a really tall roller coaster...

and I'm nervous, a little scared, but mostly....REALLY excited. Jason and I get married in FOUR days! I just got my invitations in last night, so I'm scrambling to mail them out today so family and friends can at least get something before the wedding day. I should of ordered them a long time ago, but they're adorable and they're as cute as a button. I got them from Hello Lucky and I highly recommend future brides to use this company. They were super friendly and got them to me a quickly as possible. Here is a glimpse of what they look like:



Of course, the R.S.V.P date has changed, but other than that, it looks just like this.

I got my Polaroid film from the IMPOSSIBLE project today. I'm really excited about using it with my Polaroid camera in Portland for our honeymoon!



This weekend was a COMPLETE success. I went on a bachelorette trip to Austin, TX and had fun with the girls. We spent a lot of our time in the South Congress district where all the cute little vintage shops were and we attended the Renegade Craft Fair!! I met Elsie Flannigan from RedVelvetArt.com. I was pretty much star struck when I saw her. I was kind of scared to introduce myself, but she was super sweet and very quiet. I never expected her to be so quiet. There were SO many things to look at! They also had a photobooth from magbooth.com there. It was free and TOO fun!




Goodies from Renegade Craft Fair:



I wish we had more time to explore, but it's ok. Austin is only a few hours away and I've promised myself that I will go back soon, especially if Renegade Craft Fair comes back to Austin next year. I know for a fact I'll be back for that. Welp, I have to get back to my crafting for the wedding. There is so much to do and so little time. Here are some boutonnieres that I made the other day for the guys. I thought they were adorable and SO super easy. I'll be posting more wedding crafts soon.

Laissez les Bon Temps Roulez!!!

Mardi Gras always brings me back to my childhood when we lived in Louisana. I kind of miss it. I wish we celebrated it here in Texas. I'm going to make some gumbo and bake a king cake tonight just for the occasion.