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:

Pink and Brown :: Tracey & Mark's Wedding

Last year I had the pleasure of working with Tracey and Mark on their wedding invitations, programs. menus, and seating chart. We used a brown pocketfold with a strawberry pink backing layer and natural white cardstock for the invitation and enclosure cards. We used a modern branch motif throughout the stationery.

The programs were based on a design I created for one of my first clients. Tracey and Mark glued the pink beads between their names and made a flower shape with them.

Seating Chart -- A poem was incorporated into the center of the chart, and the last line of the poem was actually used at the start of their invitations -- awesome way to tie everything together!

Kristin & Juan :: 11.13.10

I just got some professional pictures from one of my November brides -- I created her wedding day stationery. All photos are © Todd Laffler Photography.

Framed seating chart:

The tables--you can see the tented menus I created in the same style that I use for my signature style table numbers.

The table numbers--labels were created for wine bottles. So different--I love how these turned out! (and you have an extra 15 bottles or so of wine on hand for after the wedding--SCORE!)

Toasting/drink discs: these slip on to the rim of your glasses and can be used for the champagne toast, or with just your monogram for your signature drinks.

Donation cards -- the card slips into a napkin at each place setting.

Congratulations once again Kristin & Juan!

Seating Charts

Tented placecards (or escort cards) are very popular with clients, but another option that is becoming more and more common is the printed seating chart. These can be framed and displayed at your wedding reception and then hung in your home afterwards as a nice memento!

Here's our bride Eva taking a look at her chart before it gets framed for the reception.