Planning our wedding meant I got to combine my love for personalized details with a very real Etsy obsession. Etsy became my go-to for unique, meaningful pieces that added personality and charm to every corner of our big day. Our theme colors were traditional yet romantic—light pink, soft green, white, and gold, with touches of black for contrast—and everything I ordered worked seamlessly within that palette. Here’s a full breakdown of everything I purchased from Etsy and how we used it throughout the wedding!
1. Custom Modern Monogram Logo
My very first Etsy purchase was a custom monogram with our initials. We opted for modern, clean lines instead of traditional script fonts. This logo became our wedding emblem—it appeared on everything from our stationery to our signage and even our wax seals.
We got ours here.
2. Acrylic Wedding Card Box
We ordered a sleek white acrylic card box with personalized text featuring our names. It was elegant, functional, and totally fit our modern-meets-traditional vibe.
We got ours here. We got our names here.
3. Custom Wax Seal Stickers
To elevate our hotel welcome and itinerary notes, we used custom wax seal stickers featuring our wedding monogram. They were super easy to use and added the perfect luxe detail to every envelope.
We got ours here.
4. Personalized Cufflinks
As a wedding day gift for my husband, I bought a pair of personalized cufflinks with his initials. It was a sentimental, stylish touch that he wore on the day and will have forever.
I got his here.
5. Wedding Day Magazine Template
One of my favorite DIY-style purchases was a wedding day magazine template I found on Etsy. I was able to fully customize it in Canva and had it printed—it ended up being such a fun and personal addition to our welcome bags.
We got ours here.
6. Velvet Ring Box
For our flatlay photos, I ordered a custom velvet ring box. It photographed beautifully and matched the romantic tone of our overall aesthetic.
We got ours here.
7. Hardcover Vow Books
We used two hardcover vow books with our names on the front. They looked beautiful in photos and gave us a keepsake we’ll cherish forever.
We got ours here.
8. Modern Cake Topper
For the cake, we wanted something clean and contemporary, so we went with a gold acrylic cake topper featuring our initials. It was just the right touch of modern elegance.
We got ours here.
9. Acrylic Wedding Welcome Sign
Our welcome sign was one of the showstoppers: a clear acrylic board with 3D acrylic names. It was modern, bold, and eye-catching—exactly what we wanted to greet our guests.
We got ours here.
10. Custom Bridal Hangers
Since I ended up with three dresses (yes, three!), I got two personalized bridal hangers. One said “A+K” and our wedding date (6.14.25), and the other read “Mrs. Miller” with the date. The custom embroidery made dress photos even more special.
I got mine here.
11. Vintage Stamps for Our Invitations
I fell deep into the vintage stamp rabbit hole and loved every minute of it. I sourced pink, green, and black vintage stamps to perfectly coordinate with our invitation suite—each envelope was a tiny work of art.
Vintage Barbie 33c Stamps here
1999 Vintage Pink roses 33c Stamps here
1984 Orchid Stamps here
1999 Valentine Pink Roses 33c Stamps here
1953 New York City Pink 3c Stamps here
1940 Boticelli Pink 3c Stamps here
Wedding Pink & White Flower 37c Stamps here
North Carolina Magnolias 25c Stamps here
Beautification “Plant More Streets” 6c Stamps here
1958 Gardening & Horticulture 3c Stamps here
1999 Love Stamps here
Pink Posies Flowers Stamps here
1998 American Ballet Dance 32 c Stamps here
1998 Pink Rose 25c Stamps here
12. Personalized Wedding Crest
In addition to our modern logo, we commissioned a custom wedding crest. It included our dogs and all the flowers from our big day. We used it on our welcome sign, custom matches, and cocktail napkins, and it became another signature element of our wedding.
We got ours here.
13. Wedding Prop Bets Game
For a little reception fun, I bought a wedding prop bets template off Etsy. I customized it in Canva, printed it at home, and trimmed them with a paper cutter. It was a cute, low-cost way to entertain guests and get some laughs!
We got ours here.
Final Thoughts
Etsy helped me bring so many personal, beautiful details to life for our wedding. Every purchase added something unique—whether it was a design element, a personalized keepsake, or a practical detail made prettier. If you’re planning your wedding and looking to make it yours, Etsy is the place to start.
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