The big day has come and gone! We had such a nice time celebrating with our family and friends. It was an amazing day and we couldn't have asked for a better wedding.
And now I can finally share my wedding cookies with you! Yay!! We haven't yet received our professional photos from the photographer, but of course I took pictures of the cookies myself before I brought them to the venue 🙂
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Here's one small portion of the 130 cookies ready to be wrapped up! Read 
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Here's what you'll need to make these wedding monogram cookies:
- Plaque template (below)
- Wax paper
- Roll-out cookie dough (use your favorite cookie recipe or get mine in the tutorial shop)
- Ann Clark Long Fancy Plaque cookie cutter
- Flood consistency royal icing in brown and blue
- Medium consistency royal icing in white
- 12" decorating bags
- Decorating tip 1
- Decorating tip 2
- Decorating tip 3
- Scribe tool
- White pearl dust
- Bronze pearl dust
- Gold pearl dust
- Brushes
- Edible wafer paper
- Corner punch
- Alcohol or flavored extract for painting with pearl dust (why? read this)
- Paint palette or small dishes
- Optional: Piped roses and leaves: stiff consistency royal icing, petal tip 101 and leaf tip 352 (you can learn how to make piped roses in my online class)
Colors: The Wilton Color Right color system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set of cookies
- Blue = blue + black
- Brown = brown + black
So Lovely and Delicate!!! 130 cookies must have taken you quite some time to make and decorate.
Congrats on your wedding! Your cookies are just beautiful – thank you for being such an inspiration to us!
Can you take the orders to make the cookies for my wedding anniversary ???
Thank you so much! I don't take orders anymore, I only offer cookie decorating classes and online tutorials.
You make it look so easy. They're beautiful.
Congratulations on your wedding! Your cookies are so amazingly beautiful! You have inspired me to start making cookies myself! I am going to take one of your online classes soon. Thank you for the terrific "how to" videos! ?
Congrats on your wedding! Your cookies are just beautiful - thank you for being such an inspiration to us!
Congratulation the Lord be with you and your husband for many years to come blessings .
Congratulations, Amber! And may God bless your marriage! Thank you for all the amazing videos you make. I think I've watched almost every one. 😀 You do incredible work!
Congratulations Amber! So happy for you!
Thank you, Jill!
Congratulations on the start to a wonderful life together with your new husband.
Thanks, Fran! 🙂
Best Wishes and congratulations to you and your husband!
The cookies are works of art, so beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us. I would love to see how you wrapped them for the wedding. Thank you!
Thank you, Barbara! I didn't do anything fancy for the wrapping. I just sealed each one in a cello bag and put a heart sticker on the back 🙂
A very big CONGRATULATIONS to you and your very lucky hubby !! so happy for you !! Thank-you for another beautiful share of a very pretty cookie 🙂
Thank you, Sharon!
Congratulations! Those cookies are gorgeous! Can't wait to see pics from the wedding. 😉
Thank you, Michele!
Beautiful cookies! Congratulations on your marriage!
Don't forget to share pictures of the bride! Your cookies were beautiful. Look forward to seeing the rest of your pictures.
Hi Amber! Welcome back, congratulations, and all that jazz! (snicker) I'm happy to know you had a wonderful time.
Okay, I knew this post was soon coming... Now, I need to get to reading and seeing everything.
Love to both of you and to the families!
Thank you, Dona!! I can't wait to share more photos here when we get them back from the photographer!