Just Married, Mr & Mrs Scrapbook Layout | Julie Taylor

Have you looked in the store recently? I was so happy to see the wedding collection in there as my daughter recently got married so I have an abundance of photos to scrap!!!

There are some scrapbook layouts that are extra special to create, and this one is certainly one of those. I recently documented my daughter and new son-in-law's wedding day, and the beautiful new wedding Perspextives were absolutely perfect for capturing such a precious memory.

One of my favourite things about this collection is its versatility. The gorgeous neutral tones will complement just about any colour palette, making them a fantastic addition to your stash. For this layout, I decided to pair them with some older, muted collections from my supplies to create a soft, monochromatic design that perfectly suited my black and white wedding photograph.

To begin, I carefully cut around the aperture in the patterned paper and positioned my photo behind it, allowing the image to become the focal point of the page. I then built a floral cluster along the left-hand side of the photo using a selection of leaves and flowers, adding foam tape beneath several pieces to create depth and dimension.

To frame the photo, I placed the "Just Married" title at the top and the "Mr & Mrs" sentiment in the bottom right corner. I also tucked several of the adorable Perspextive hearts into the floral clusters, adding little touches of detail and texture that help draw the eye around the page.

To finish the design, I created a smaller embellishment cluster on the left-hand side of the layout. This secondary cluster balances the larger arrangement beautifully while keeping the overall composition harmonious and elegant.

I absolutely love how this page came together. The combination of the timeless black and white photograph, soft muted papers, dimensional florals, and elegant wedding Perspextives creates a layout that feels both classic and heartfelt. It's a page that celebrates a truly unforgettable day and one I'll treasure for many years to come.

Thanks for looking.

Until next time,