Wine corks, wine corks, and more wine corks! Am I tackling on too much?

I like the idea, but I would stick to 1 or 2 things IMO.

I did about three of those wine cork as place holders before I gave up. They were just so tedious.

I think if you give yourself enough time though it could be really nice!

I like the first two, if you were going to keep a theme. Not so sure about the corks on the table since you'll have them on the table with the place/escort cards, too. At least the seating chart should be easy to glue!

I don't think it's too much. But maybe ask for help to tackle the place card ones if it is getting too much for you. I imagine you would want this done by this year and time gets away sometimes!

I really like your centerpiece idea.

If you're going to scrap one, I'd ditch the place card holders. They totally seem like a pain in the ass!

I don't think it's too much either. I like all of your ideas.

I think they are good projects and you certainly have a lot of time to do them. Question though: do you need a seating chart if you have place cards?

I'll help contribute to your cork needs.....

@Nikki: The seating chart will have the table assignments to direct guests, but our venue requires having place cards at the seats with the entree choices..

@HappilyEverHarris: I happily accept your offer!! Haha. I need all the corks I can get.

Yeah, I'm thinking I'll either have to scrap the place card holders at the tables or the mason jars. Too much wine corks on the table...

Yes, more excuse to drink wine!

I don't think it's overload. I say go for it! As long as your hands can handle it

I think they are all really cool. If I was doing them and had to scrap one I'd probably scrap the mason jars. I think the place card holders are just too cute.

You could put wine lables over the mason jars and do the cork place cards....

I really like the place card holders. Have a girls night and invite them all over to help drink wine and work on crafts

I am getting married at a winery too! I am going to have wine corks in a wine glass flipped upside-down with a waterfall arrangement on the top, I am doing a wine cork "G", and cutting wine bottles and putting small lights in them for centerpieces. I will also be doing the chalkboard theme around the winery too. I am not going to have assigned seating, but I think all the ideas you have are great and not too much at all. Its hard to get married at a winery and not have a semi wine theme

edited: attached pinspiration.

1: pretty self explanatory.

2: where the flower is there will be corks and where the candle is, there will be the waterfall arrangement

3: I will have "twinkle lights" instead of a candles

Added because I think this is my favorite purchase. its a card "box". I love it!

If you have the time and most of all the patience.. by all means, go for it! Otherwise, I think its too a tedious task to take on & overload.

Oooo I have a tip for you! I did cork placecard holders. To get them flat on the bottom I went outside and rubbed them on the sidewalk until they had a nice flat edge on the bottom. Sooooo much easier than cutting them.

I agree with everyone though, stick to one or two elements. Have fun!

Wilson Creek?? In Temecula??? With the almond champagne???????

I love that winery!! I would stick to whichever 2 are easiest, honestly. Could you do little fake grape clusters, if you want anither winery element?

I think they're all great! I was saving wine corks to make those same place card holders, but since i had an outdoor reception, i had to scrap the idea because they weren't heavy enough to withstand a little breeze.