Wedding Goods We Love

Get the word out about your big day with these vibrant save-the-date cards, designed and printed in Memphis, Tennessee. sharaspaperie.com; $2 each

Compile all your wedding details, from guests to gifts, in one of these elegant silk-wrapped keepsake albums, made in Dallas. jansevadjian.com; $140-$160 each (12" x 10")

Dallas-based Design Legacy by Kelly O’Neal reproduces your wedding invitation on a rope-hung chart. The frayed edges and aged canvas lend vintage charm. Available through Weddings, Etc., 205/870-5299; $125 (171⁄2" x 181⁄2")

Design your own stickers from North Little Rock’s Inviting Company, then make personalized favors out of anything. fresh-ink.com; $26 (pack of 24)

This Charleston, South Carolina, event designer’s book is filled with lush photos of real weddings, along with her expert tips. amazon.com; $30

Two Jacksonville, Florida, sisters travel the globe to photograph numbers, which they use to create commemorative framed dates in a variety of styles, from traditional to rustic. framethedate.com; $75-$85

Step one: Pick your color scheme. Step two: Choose your bridesmaids’ dresses. LulaKate designs a line of made-to-order party dresses from their flagship store in Charleston, South Carolina. lulakate.com; $285

Each piece of Carved Creations’ personalized jewelry is hand-finished by master craftsmen in their Austin, Texas, headquarters. Choose from bracelets, pendants, or rings in gold, sterling silver, or their hypoallergenic proprietary alloy, Platanium. ccforlife.com; $199