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*Photography by With Love Photography and Leo Druker Photography
We’re hiring a full time creative at Once Wed! Our ideal hire is the best combination of the skills below:
Graphic Design // Crafting // Floral Design // Styling // Fashion // Writing
Job Responsibilities:
- Research and sourcing for shoots
- Helping create blog content (crafting, diy projects, floral design, photo shoots, etc)
- Managing editorial schedule
- Creating layouts and posts
- Working on media kits, site design, paper goods, etc
And you can do all this with a fast pace, smile, and great attitude!
Details:
Local or willing to move to Atlanta
Full Time
Salary is negotiable based on experience
Please send resume, portfolio, link to pinterest/tumblr/blog if applicable to emily(at)oncewed(dot)com.
If you’ve gotten through this stage of planning your wedding you’ll appreciate how tricky seating arrangements can be. We don’t usually share things that have already made an appearance on the web but we loved this genius tutorial from Something Turquoise so much we asked Stefanie from Lavender Joy Weddings and Ryan Ray to shoot this easy (and budget friendly!) seating chart tutorial for Once Wed. Isn’t it great?!?
Supplies: Inexpensive kraft paper or postal wrap, (Pictured is postal wrap from The Container Store for $2.99/roll), scissors, post-it notes, glass, and a pen.
Directions:
1. Using the glass as a guide, draw circles onto the kraft paper to represent the floor plan for the reception.
2. Cut each post-it into strips (trim them if they overlap each other).
3. Write the names of your wedding guests on the post-it strips, designating a color for each group of guests (i.e., his family, her family, work, college…).
4. Arrange the post-it strips on the floor plan to create an easily-adjustable seating chart. Move ‘guests’ around until you’re pleased with the arrangement!
Project: Stefanie of Lavender Joy Weddings // Photography: Ryan Ray
