of Charlotte's -- which we all fell madly in love with and dreamed about for days. Or, maybe that
was just us. :)









Directions & note from Project Wedding's post: A stack of them laid out with chalk will provide your guests with the chance to personalize their drinks at the bar, or written on prior they can easily label each of your options for drinks or sweets at the reception!
Materials:
Unsanded tile grout (Home Depot carries it)
Paint in whatever color you choose
White card stock paper,
Paint brush
Hand sand paper
Double sided tape
measuring cups
stir sticks
Scissors
Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Mix your 1/2 cup of your paint with 1 tablespoon of the tile grout and stir until the grout is completely dissolved.
2. Mix the grout and stir
3. Using your brush, paint an even coat of the mixture onto your card stock paper and let dry. Once dry, lightly sand your paper by hand to remove any lifted spots.
4. Cut your paper into long thin lines and then cut each line down to the label size of your choosing, cut a V notch at the end of each to create a flag.
5. Fold each flag in half and using double sided tape attach to your stir stick.
6. Pre-write your labels with chalk or leave a handful out during your wedding festivities for guests to write in themselves.

Materials:
Unsanded tile grout (Home Depot carries it)
Paint in whatever color you choose
White card stock paper,
Paint brush
Hand sand paper
Double sided tape
measuring cups
stir sticks
Scissors
Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Mix your 1/2 cup of your paint with 1 tablespoon of the tile grout and stir until the grout is completely dissolved.
2. Mix the grout and stir
3. Using your brush, paint an even coat of the mixture onto your card stock paper and let dry. Once dry, lightly sand your paper by hand to remove any lifted spots.
4. Cut your paper into long thin lines and then cut each line down to the label size of your choosing, cut a V notch at the end of each to create a flag.
5. Fold each flag in half and using double sided tape attach to your stir stick.
6. Pre-write your labels with chalk or leave a handful out during your wedding festivities for guests to write in themselves.

Photography: Carly Taylor
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