This part is totally up to you. I added the couples last name and their names and established married year underneath. 

The fonts I used are in my design are both downloaded from Creative Fabrica

• Ashley Southine for the last name
• Brown Carolina Sans for the first names

To automeasure I put my material right under the red light and automeasured it.

Once it was done I moved it to the top center of my baseplate so I could get as accurate to the camera as I could. 

Place the engraving on your material as best as you can where you would like your machine to engrave it. 

• Click from on the top right corner
• Watch through your the framing process through the window and see if that's where you want your image to engrave.
• I like to do this a couple times so I can look at every angle and side so I can get it as close to where I'd like it to engrave. 

Once you got it where you it placed check your engraving settings and that all your design is set to engrave. 

Send it to your machine!

Once the engraving is complete 

• I like to clean mine with baby wipe very delicately so that the fibers from the cloth doesnt get into the engraving.
• I then dry any mositure left from the wipe with a paper towel
• I like to finish it off by rubbing some food grade mineral oil into the engraving
  • I let it set for a couple of hours before rubbing away any excess the wood did not absorb. 

And there it they are! Such a lovely set for the bride and groom!