• If you took photos while trying on wedding gowns, include a page for those, and then include a separate page for the final gown. Take pictures while you are being fitted and put them on this page.
• Make a page or two to record the planning of the wedding. Include a pamphlet about your reception site. For instance, my reception was at the botanical gardens, so I got one of their free pamphlets and stuck it in my book. If it is at your church, get a bulletin and put it in your album. Be sure to tell how you made your choices.
• Your newspaper announcements will make a great page.

• The morning of a wedding is always crazy for us girls. Include a page of getting your hair done, etc. Don't forget to write down your agenda for that morning.
• For my more formal wedding party photos, I used a solid color to mat the photo, and then I put vellum behind the paper (about one inch wider than the mat paper). Then I put another solid color paper under the vellum that stuck out past the vellum just enough to make an outline. It made the pictures and the pages look dressy.
• Include your marriage certificate with a picture of your pastor. Get some bible or cross stickers or other religious symbols for this page. Oakleaf Acre has a great selection of inspirational stickers. Also include your vows. Our pastor printed up everything he said during our ceremony and gave it to us afterwards. All of these things should be in your book.

• If you have a lot of miscellaneous pictures, make a collage by cutting each into a square or rectangle and placing as many on your page as possible. I did this on a page and chose not to overlap any photos. It turned out great and I got up to nine photos on one twelve by twelve page.
• Don't forget to include your honeymoon.

!Tip from Amy:
For an elegant but simple wedding album, use vellum on top of solid colored papers. Use it behind photos, to make borders, and use it to make accents in place of stickers and die cuts.