Showing posts with label save the dates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label save the dates. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Julie & Don's Save the Dates - Tying the Knot

Julie and Don chose this beautiful set of colors for a fall wedding - deep chocolate brown, warm metallic punch pink and a light metallic purple. We used this simple design element which will later be brought into their invitations and menus. I tied a ribbon around the save-the-date since they are "tying the knot!" Lastly, we did dark brown envelopes with a metallic envelope wrap.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Save-the-dates - Vibrant Fall Leaves

I started working with Cindy and Jeff months ago on their save-the-dates, which I finally got a chance to photograph. I created a Z-card style which included fun cartoon like images telling everyone of the wedding events. We used a calendar indicate the date. Invitations coming next...stay tuned.


Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Magnets- Save the Date, Thank Yous, Baby Announcements

I've been adding a few new products lines to my offering. The first I'd like to introduce is the ability to make magnets! Save-the-date magnets, wedding thank you magnets, and baby announcement magnets are a few of the ways you can send a lasting, high-quality announcement.

Monday, February 16, 2009

Story Save the Dates - Meagan & Fran



Meagan & Fran saw Jen & Paul's story save-the-date and knew it would be a great way to announce their wedding.

We pulled in their french blue color in the graphics & backer card and dark espresso brown in the font & envelopes. I also tried something new - envelope wraps! This is a great way to use dark envelopes but still have computer calligraphy. I custom designed them with their return address & wedding date on the back and guest names on the front. I also rounded the corners of the envelope wrap to match the look of the save-the-date.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Laura & Mike's Save-the-Date


Laura and Mike are getting married at a castle next year and we thought it would be fun to pull in the castle theme into the save-the-date. We used quartz metallic cardstock with brown and green printing that will tie together with their invitations. I did guest addressing of the envelopes and tied in the bride and groom graphic on the envelope.

Friday, February 29, 2008

Tri-continental wedding extravaganza

This set of save-the-dates was a lot of fun to work on. Once you read the story, you'll quickly realize they are having a wedding and two parties after the fact - on three separate continents!

I did most of the illustrations myself, including Big Ben, the champagne bottle and the Sydney Opera House. Coordinating envelopes with the bride & groom graphic adds a nice finishing touch.