Cute Buttons' First Annual Christmas in July Open House

Ho! Ho! Ho! ~ You're Invited!!!

Thursday, July 8th: “First Annual Christmas in July Open House” (12pm – 7pm)
Storewide inventory clearance (both holiday and non-holiday merchandise). Pick your discount off the tree!

Wait, there's more holiday cheer! Let Paula, our "gift expert", show you how to:
- Wrap the perfect gift
- Create gift baskets
- Make beautiful bows
(Demonstration will be held from 6p - 7p)

$5 per person. Advance reservation required for the demonstration. RSVP at 919.462.9618 or info@shopcutebuttons.com

Space is limited! We're located at 312 West Chatham Street in downtown Cary, NC

Whitney English Offers Special on Personalized Stationery

Ok, procrastinators. Yes, brides, we are talking to y-o-u! So you really did get the Lattice Pocket Pie Mold AND the Picardie Glass Tumblers from Williams-Sonoma that you've been crossing your fingers for! Whoo-hoo!. Now you have NO EXCUSE not to send those thank you notes from your engagement parties, bridal showers and weddings. One of our great vendors, Whitney English, is running a "TWICE AS NICE" special on personalized stationery. Order 25 or more stickers, calling cards, flat stationery and note cards, and double your order at no additional cost! Don't forget, stickers are great for wedding favors and goodie bags for you out-of-town guests too! This special runs now through June 16th!

Come in our boutique today or see a preview of some of their pretty paper on www.whitneyenglish.com. We can help you pick out the right style and color to show that you are grateful for the new additions to your kitchen.

Questions From Our Awesome Brides - Can I Still Do A Menu Card If We Are Having A Buffet?

q: My fiance and I are having a buffet at our wedding reception, but we still want to do menu cards. Is that okay?

a: Yes it is. Menu cards aren't just for six-course seated formal wedding dinners at country clubs. They're also great for buffets too. Heck, they're even fun for receptions that include pig pickin's or hot pots of lobsters.

Just make sure you pick a theme that is fun and matches the style of a buffet. The card should include your married name, the date of the reception, and allows wedding party guests to see what treats they are in store for. We did this one layer menu card for a bride who got married at The Matthews House in Cary. Her card was simple and included a monogrammed watermark. We chose simple fonts that matched the elegance of her venue.

And yes, you can put the wedding cake on the menu card. It is after all, what every guest came to see (and eat)~ besides the bride.

Be Sweet!
Keep your questions coming