It has been a little over a month since my marriage and seeing as how I definitely incorporated tea into the wedding, I figured I should probably show some photos. :)





Joey and I planned the wedding entirely on our own. A large portion of it was DIY, so of course somewhere along the way we decided on tea influences. We made our favors and they included a tin full of loose leaf tea and two candies that were tea flavored. Joey and I hunted through tons of used book stores for green and black books, which ended up being one of my favorite wedding projects. Also, my sister and I painted some of the tea pots... it was a lot harder than you would expect. Unfortunately, I did not get a picture of my cupcake stands which I made out of alternating plates and upside down tea cups. They turned out very cute.
I definitely recommend personalizing your wedding if you plan on getting married! Tons of people commented on how nice it was to have the wedding reflect us as a couple.