Agatha’s wedding invitations were gorgeous vintage die cut panels in a skate grey and ivory. I love the fun responses on the rsvp card.
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Joy’s invitations were my extravagant invitations to date. Oversized silk folios were designed with a taupe and silver silk. The folios were closed with a custom rhinestone and pearl buckle and mailed in a silver mailing boxes. Joy had me design the invitation with an acorn, bird and butterfly which each represented a different people […]
Erin’s vintage styled wedding reception followed the same look and feel as the wedding invitations. Programs, menus, table numbers and placecards are added special details to the reception.
Erin’s vintage style invitations were a first for me – an oversize square letterpress with all square inserts. The charcoal grey and blush pink accents were the perfect colors for this vintage frame invitation. Images by Kristen Taylor Photography.
Kassie’s seating chart is my first plexiglass seating chart! The black plexi with white screen printing was so stunning and unique. Thank you again to Chelsea Nicole for the beautiful images.
Kassie’s invitations were my first dabble into plexiglass. These invitations were made from White opaque plexi and printed with a black design. Thank you to my friend, Chelsea Nicole, for the amazing photos!
I could NOT wait to post these plexiglass invitations. Tiffany and Michael (which coincidentally is my husband’s name too!) really wanted sexy invitations. Their colors of red and black just lended itself perfectly to doing something unique like red transparent plexiglass with white printing. I sent these in a crazy black foil envelopes to finish […]
Caroline contacted me when she had fallen in love with Christina’s invitations that had tons of different fonts. Using her colors of blush, gold and silver, I created a suite that matched her style.
Brittany’s invitations were all the trend last season – silver and blush and crystals. I designed these as a beautiful three layer panel and I wrapped the entire suite in a designed sash.
Victoria loved the flower girl dress that she had chosen for the wedding. I used the print to inspire the look of these very colorful and whimsical pocketfolds.