Unlike the first welcome board I made for another couple, Hash and Jason, this board entails more details. (If you like to check how I did Hash and Jason's Welcome board, feel free to read it here).

I started off with the boards, I painted it with all white and let it air dry. I only used two boards and I got the other one as an extra piece in case I wanted to change the one I made or if I'll add another board for them.

Having it all dried up, grab the acrylic pens or whatever medium you like and we're ready for some writing. I made some rough sketch first with a pencil before finally writing it with the painters that I have because I wanted it to look neat.

I wrote 'Welcome to the happily ever after of' for the first part of the board in a type font.

Then I added Argentina and Erwin's names below it using faux calligraphy.

I also inserted 'and' in between their names.

Since the top most part of the board is so bare, I accentuated it again with leaves like the previous boards I made.

I also added some leaves and purplish pink flowers at the bottom part. In achieving the faded effect of the leaves and the flowers, I used a dry paper towel or tissue then dabbed it over the ink while it's wet.

After doing some final touches, I made the other board, the programme guide.

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PROGRAMME GUIDE BOARD

The bride sent me this programme as my guide. I used the details in here to be written on the board. I only chose the most important ones because everything won't fit on the board.

Since I wrote their names already on the welcome board, I chose to draw their initials or the wedding seal I made for them.

I wrote the time in purple before writing the event beside it.

Basically, I only write a few lines so that it would look simple. I wrote the events in blue so that it would be readable.

I plotted in all the hours and the chosen events on the board.

I then decorated the wedding seal with flowers in purple and pink.

and a few leaves...

I put in some flowers at the bottom so that it wouldn't look boring. I dabbed the wet paint with dry tissue and I just like the effect on it.

Same with earlier, I added some leaves to accentuate it.

And there you have it guys! That's how I made the boards for a wedding. Below are the final outputs.

These were all the boards I was able to make for Argentina and Erwin's Nuptial.

I hope you guys learned something out of this art process. You can share it if you like. All th love guys! 😘

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