Vintage wedding goodies

Vin­tage wed­dings are still a huge Eng­lish trend. Com­bined with the huge appeal of Etsy and Folksy’s won­der­ful hand­crafted wed­ding acces­sories and the rise of eco-friendly and rus­tic wed­dings… there has to be a per­fect com­bi­na­tion of these some­where. Doesn’t there?

The answer is yes…

Wed­ding good­ies from Vin­tage Twee.

Teatime vintage accessories

Gor­geous acces­sories for a vin­tage tea from Vin­tage Twee!

Vin­tage Twee is based in Man­ches­ter, and is the brain­child of the fab­u­lously tal­ented Joanne Lin­der. Joanne cre­ates inspired vin­tage acces­sories for wed­dings, par­ties and spe­cial events. Fol­low­ing on from the typ­i­cally Eng­lish wed­ding I fea­tured on Sun­day, I was delighted to hear from Joanne and excited to show you some of her beau­ti­ful designs.

Vin­tage teatime acces­sories! Joanne cre­ates gor­geous acces­sories for a typ­i­cally Eng­lish teatime: the teacup rose charms and recipe cards above would make lovely wed­ding favours.

Alice in Wonderland handmade

Charm­ing Alice in Won­der­land good­ies from Vin­tage Twee

Are you hav­ing an Alice In Won­der­land inspired wed­ding? Dec­o­rate your tables with gor­geous ‘eat me’ and ‘drink me’ tags, and treat your guests to a cup of their favourite tea with these Alice in Won­der­land themed favours, designed to hold indi­vid­ual tea bags for the per­fect wed­ding place setting.

wedding guest book

My favourite: vin­tage style wed­ding guest book by Vin­tage Twee

My favourite bit of wed­ding love­li­ness by Vin­tage Twee is this wed­ding guest book in a vin­tage style.It is so beau­ti­fully crafted. Joanne sources as many vin­tage items as pos­si­ble to cre­ate her items, such as lace, pearls, jew­ellery, antique music sheets and roman­tic imagery.

vintage wedding coasters

Gor­geous bird­song coast­ers from Vin­tage Twee

These bird­song coast­ers are lovely, hand­crafted with music sheets and dec­o­rated with a pic­ture of a dove, sur­rounded by pink flow­ers which have been accen­tu­ated with sprin­kles of gold glitter.

wedding favour box

Cute wed­ding favour box by Vin­tage Twee

This del­i­cate lit­tle wed­ding favour box is per­fect for your vin­tage wed­ding.

vintage feather pillow gift box

Adorable hand­crafted vin­tage wed­ding favour box by Vin­tage Twee

As a cal­lig­ra­pher I can’t get enough of this won­der­ful lit­tle vin­tage wed­ding favour box. I love the lit­tle feather and rolled up scroll. Joanne puts so much thought into her designs: these are hand crafted using excerpts from a 1940s love let­ter from a young girl named Anna to her sol­dier sweetheart.

vintage wedding favour boxes

Vin­tage wed­ding favour pil­lows with all the trimmings!

These vin­tage wed­ding favour pil­lows are gor­geous, with lace and pearls, script and typog­ra­phy plus roman­tic imagery.

vintage embellished cones

Selec­tion of vin­tage inspired wed­ding favour and con­fetti cones

From vin­tage to retro, Joanne has these great paper rose cone favours which would look gor­geous on your wed­ding tables. They have bags of poten­tial for con­fetti cones as well — I’d def­i­nitely ask Joanne if she can make you match­ing cones for your con­fetti and table favours!

I think Vin­tage Twee is fan­tas­tic. Their acces­sories are great for any party, from wed­dings to sophis­ti­cated hen nights, even classy din­ner par­ties. Please pay Joanne’s Etsy shop a visit and see all the other good­ies on offer. She also has a Vin­tage Twee blog where she show­cases new prod­ucts — as I write, there are some beau­ti­ful lit­tle gift ham­pers on there as Joanne pre­pares for a craft fair over the bank hol­i­day weekend.

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3 Responses to Vintage wedding goodies

  1. Pingback: Vintage Wedding Ideas | Wedding Resource

  2. lisa says:

    I love Vin­tage wed­dings and the pic­tures are awe­some. Nice blog

  3. If you want to cre­ate a vin­tage atmos­phere, don’t for­get the music! Noth­ing says “vin­tage” more imme­di­ately than some ele­gant songs from th 1920s, 1930s and 1940s . And it has to be a live vocal­ist! It ties in really nicely with the fab­u­lous sheet-music vin­tage wed­ding good­ies here as well.

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