Showing posts with label cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cream. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Blush + Gold + Glitter!

Regina and Chris are getting married this spring and are using blush pink and gold as their wedding colors.




We went with a very classic letterpressed doublethick invitation, printed with gold ink.


See how thick the invitation is compared to the thickness of the other cards?




Regina's grandmother nicknamed her "Sparkle" growing up, so we incorporated a gold glitter band with a letterpressed monogram and a gold leaf metallic card to hold all of the pieces together.






We used blush pink metallic envelopes with the suite, and the same color for the rehearsal dinner inserts that were sent to the bridal party.






Regina added gold leaf metallic liners to her envelopes to make them a little more fancy:




I loves these invitations -- so simple and elegant, but so much fun with the blush envelopes & glitter band!





Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Coaster Save the Dates

Aracelis and Nayland are getting married in June, and they wanted me to create coaster save the dates. These were so much fun to create -- we used an off-white pulp board coaster (like you'd find at a bar or restaurant) with gold foil printing. These were mailed to guests in blush pink metallic envelopes.













Friday, January 17, 2014

Susan's Reception stationery

Susan and Gary were married in Las Vegas a few weeks before their dinner reception. We used one of their wedding photos on the table numbers so that guests could see them on their special day.


We also made these small signs for the tables, to remind people to get up and enjoy themselves:


Finally, tented donation signs were put on the place card table:


All of their signs featured a gold metallic tented base, a chocolate ribbon accent, and printed matte cream paper.



Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Letterpress Chocolate Brown and Gold Invitations

Susan loved the look of Letterpress and wanted to use it for her wedding invitations. We used a rich chocolate brown ink on cream letterpress paper and paired it with a gold metallic accent card.



Each invitation featured a large "K" monogram that we carried throughout the stationery suite. A letterpressed bellyband wrapped around each invitation set and held all of the pieces together. The band features a lyric from a Bruce Springsteen song, a favorite of the bride and groom.



The invitation had an RSVP postcard, and a digitally printed directions card.


A close-up of the layers -- don't you just want to touch the paper?




Congratulations to Susan and Gary!

Monday, January 13, 2014

Purple and Gold Stationery

To complete Lisa & John's Wedding Stationery, we created matching cards to go into their photo booth frame favors.



We also created a seating chart that was mounted on Masonite board and ready to display at the reception:




Thursday, November 7, 2013

Stephanie & Peter's Luxurious Fall Wedding Invitations

I've been waiting so long to share these gorgeous wedding invitations!

Stephanie and Peter are having their wedding here in NJ and it's going to be quite the affair! We wanted the invitations to be luxurious and set the tone for their event, as well as incorporating fall colors.

We went with a deep orange dupioni silk book fold style invitation with a chocolate brown satin ribbon accent and some bling on the front that is shaped like a tree.



The book folds open up and reveal the invitation -- printed on a textured cream card stock, it incorporates 2 patterns as a border, with a crest-style monogram at the top that is accented with Swarovski crystals.





The enclosure cards are tucked inside a silk pocket and include a double sided directions card and an RSVP card with envelope.




Each of these invitations was mailed in a gold mailer, designed to protect those crystal brooches. Diecut labels were created to match and were printed with the guest addresses.




For far away guests, we created a more economical version with a copper metallic pocketfold and ribbon and monogram bellyband.









Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Autumn branch wedding stationery

I worked with Jenny Orsini for Tara's wedding reception stationery. The vision was to have rich fall colors and incorporate some branches with a small bird accent. Since gold was one of the colors, I suggested using gold foil on the menus, and they were a huge hit!



Close up of the foil:






Jenny requested mini envelope placecards -- these are perfect for couples that need as much time as possible to make any final seating arrangements!







Congratulations Tara & Michele and thanks again to Jenny Orsini Events!


Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Light Pink + Cream Floral Wedding

Jenn & Rob got married last August and had a classic color scheme of light pink and cream, with a floral motif that we carried throughout all of the pieces. We used grey writing to soften the look.

The invitations are a pochette (or petal fold) and are closed with a monogram square:




Close-up of the invitation:


Enclosures included an RSVP postcard and a folded booklet of directions and accommodations:



Pink envelopes completed the look, with custom postage that I designed to match:


Large menus were created and featured stands on the backs to display on the tables:


Tented placecards matched the invitations:




Placecard table display:



Fan programs were perfect for the summer wedding:



Front and back of the programs with cream and light pink satin ribbon ties:


Congratulations Jenn & Rob!






Monday, February 11, 2013

blush pink + silver invitations

Danielle and Hector's wedding colors are blush pink and silver. I created this metallic silver pocket fold invitation suite with a light pink ribbon bellyband with an oval crystal buckle. It slides off to reveal the invitation featuring flat pink and raised grey printing with pink swarovski crystal embellishments. The enclosures were also printed on metallic card stock with grey thermography and the RSVP envelopes matched the pink backing layer of the invitation. Cream envelopes were printed with the guest addresses and had matching silver liners.