Those are adorable!

I didn't have much time for a lot of hobbies until the youngest started school. I enjoy knitting, sewing, reading and walking. I found the knitting really curbed my late night in front of the tv snacking.

Probably my biggest passion would be reading. After that I love to play tennis and basketball and watching terrible movies with friends.

Norah, those are gorgeous. Personally, I like the first one the best, but I agree, the lower font is quite there yet. The first one really captures the time of year and atmosphere. But the dark gray one is nice too. I think the blue and gray are spot on, but maybe tweak the yellow a bit? What are your wedding colors?

I grew up outside of DC and got married at a vineyard in Leesburg. Is it too personal to ask where your wedding and reception will be? I promise I won't crash, lol.

My hobbies are kind of all over the place. I crochet from time to time, and just started an afghan. I homeschool my kids, so I spend a lot of time driving them to classes and waiting (piano, parkour 3x/week, a literature class) so my crocheting tends to pick up when their classes are in session. I made a whole bunch of grocery bags last year, which was a lot of fun. I'm really enjoying walking lately, so I try to get a 45 minute walk in every day, sometimes during one of those classes, and weekends I like to geocache. And, then of course, movies and reading.

My weight has been challenging me this past month. I keep losing and regaining the same 5-10 pounds, but I've passed all the celebrations we had scheduled, so now hopefully this weight will stay off this time. On a whim, I tried on some dresses that have been hanging in the back of my closet since before I got married, and they fit!!! So, while the numbers have been stubborn, I have made some progress. I don't tend to hang on to stuff that does't fit, but these three dresses were my favorites and have been hard to let go of. Now I'm glad I didn't!

The top one (with the blue sky, the DC skyline, and the cherry blossoms) was our Save the Date and I looooved that (except for the chalkboardy font, but what's done is done) -- the bottom two are the options for the actual invite. Our venue is the Josephine Butler Parks Center, which used to be an embassy building and it overlooks Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park (hopefully the fountain is going so we can get some pictures with that!). Our colors are basically aqua (my mom has a bunch of antique aqua bottles that are going to make the centerpieces) and yellow (the walls of the park center are a nice pale yellow color). We'll have white/ivory and pale yellow flowers with some greens, I think? My mom also has some silver platters, so we might put the bottles on those? Not sure. We've got lots of time to play around with details like that! It's fun to think about, anyway, and totally absorbing for me.