The other week Route One Apparel featured DIY tips and tricks to turn your everyday wardrobe into a Maryland masterpiece. This week, we took that creativity and channeled it to enhance your special day! Whether you met the love of your life in Maryland or are just getting married here, you can use these Maryland themed additions for your special day!
1. Let's kick it off with the welcome bags! Our must have Maryland items include OMG! Mouth Party Caramels, Single Utz Crab Chip Bags and Berger Cookies Snackpacks.
2. Top off the welcome bags with our Maryland Flag Bandana instead of tissue paper for a gift that keeps on giving.
3. Upcycle the Maryland Flag Bandana for your groom’s and/or groomsmen’s pocket square or check out our DIY with Route One Apparel Blog for other options.
5. Are your groomsmen more laid-back? Grab our Maryland Flag Silicone Watch, which comes in a variety of colors.
6. Having a summer wedding? Outfit your bridal party with these fun accessories. Grab the Maryland Flag Sunglass Bundle and pair them with our Maryland Flag Croakies for a complete set! 
7. You can even dress up your photo booth with these Maryland Flag Logo Lenses so your guests can have some fun!
8. The Maryland Flag/Bandana can also be used as a napkin. Use one on your sweetheart table to make it stand out. Your guests are sure to be impressed!
Not a fan of this classic horizontal napkin fold? Buzzfeed has a comprehensive collection of napkin folds you can choose from: 28 Creative Napkin-Folding Techniques.
9. To have and to hold and to keep your brew cold (Natty Boh of course). Koozies make the perfect favor at a wedding that your guests can instantly put to use at the reception.
10. And last but not least, for the honeymoon grab our Maryland Flag Bikini Top and Bottom and/or Maryland Flag Board Shorts to show your Maryland pride wherever you go!
Want to see our apparel in a real wedding? Check out this featured Charm City Wed couple whose wedding venue even fit the theme!
This post was written by Route One Apparel blogger Dara Dinisio.
