Playbill Program

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Wedding programs can be a wonderful addition to the marriage ceremony. They are an excellent way to let your guests know how the service will proceed, who is involved, and especially the meaning of any special rituals you choose to include. This is a look at designing wedding programs which are beautiful, unique, and informative.

Your wedding programs should fit the overall theme of your event, but they need not match the rest of the wedding stationery suite exactly (unless you want them to, of course). Spend the time to make your programs look really special by using a beautiful paper, a carefully selected font, and pretty embellishments such as ribbons or tassels. Naturally, you will want them to be done using your wedding colors, and they can coordinate with other aspects of your design as well. For instance, if you love the sparkle of your crystal wedding jewelry, add a small crystal tassel to the corner of each program to dress it up. Not only will it be a great complement to your wedding jewelry, but the crystal accent will set your programs apart from the crowd.

Some of the most fun programs are not even printed on standard paper. If you were having an outdoor summer wedding, you could print the ceremony details on a pretty paper fan. The special fan would not only let your guests know what music you used in the processional and who wrote the poem from your vows, but it can be used to keep cool on a hot afternoon. Pretty, unique, and practical - what's not to love? The same idea can be adapted to suit weddings at other times of the year, as well.

For a wedding done in a modern style, think about creating programs in a non-traditional shape, such as circles. Be sure that the font you select reflects the overall style of your event. A bold sans-serif block print is ideal for a bride who loves contemporary design. Another way to play up an ultra modern style is to use a variety of font sizes in unexpected ways. The easy-to-read sans-serif font will ensure that the offbeat printing style is still extremely legible. Splashy color combinations like cherry and aqua or mango and lime look fantastic for this updated take on the wedding program.

Pictures can be a nice way to add a personal touch to your programs. A nice engagement photo of the bride and groom would look fantastic on the cover of the folio. If you like things which are on the cute side, how about printing a baby picture next to the name of each of the ceremony participants, including the bride and groom? That will definitely make a great conversation starter! A photo of a departed loved one on the back cover of a wedding program can be a respectful way to remember someone you wish could have been with you for your wedding, without being too depressing for a festive occasion like a wedding.

There are many more great ways to make your programs unique and fun. You could create an old-fashioned scroll, a playbill fit for a Broadway show (let your inner diva shine!), or even a message in a bottle for a beach wedding. The most important thing is that the programs express your personality and enhance the theme of your event...oh, that and getting them done on time - always start making diy programs long before the wedding date!

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Make a poster of an advertisement for the play-version of the novel you are reading. What modern-day celebtrities would play each character?
What creative title would you give this new version? Use markers, magazines and other visuals to enhance the poster. Include a letter selling your idea to the director. An option for this assignment would be to write a playbill (program) that your audience would receive if they were to attend this play.

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