Burgundy and Gold Autumn Elegance

Check out this classic stationery suite incorporating autumnal colors -- gold, copper, and burgundy are used with all of the pieces.


Tented table number (shown here for the sweetheart table) uses a gold base with a burgundy ribbon agent and copper crystals; the place cards and menu have burgundy bases and copper crystals; and the invitation is nestled in a gold pocket fold with a burgundy ribbon tie closure:

Close-up of the copper crystals:

Stationery with Bling -- Silk boxed invitations, crystals, and ribbon!

I love this boxed invitation -- it's a gorgeous pewter silk covered box that features a silver ribbon and crystal buckle on the front. It opens up to reveal the triple-layered invitation of gold leaf, pewter, and off white metallic card stocks with rhinestone accents in each corner. The silk box has a pocket which is the perfect place to hold the reception and response cards.

Close-up of the enclosure cards:

Close-up of the invitation:

We had 2 different menu designs for this event.....  the first featured a silver ribbon

 and small crystal buckle/brooch accent near the top:

and the second menu had 3 swarovski crystal accents incorporated into the design:

The place cards featured a square tent in gold leaf, with a sliver of pewter metallic card stock layered underneath the white printed layer. Each was embellished with crystals:

Table numbers were flat cards that went into gold picture frames -- 

here's the sign for the sweetheart table!

Pennant table numbers

I created these pennant table numbers for the Modern Yellow & Blue wedding and they came out great! These incorporate the bold yellow flower graphic as well as a modern circle with the table number in blue. These pennants would go great at a pool side wedding reception, for showers -- wouldn't they look adorable as golf tee markers?-- as well as signs at some of the kids' parties!

Best of all, they can be completely customized in your event colors!

Summery Yellow & Blue Wedding

Here's an invitation suite that I created in a beautiful yellow and blue color combination. The bold flower graphic really gives this design a modern feel while the fonts keep it whimsical and fun -- perfect for a poolside wedding reception.

The invitation is wrapped with a satin ribbon that holds the response card together as a package:

Matching menus use the blue card stock backing and a banner at the top ties in with some of the table numbers on the tables:

Matching place cards feature yellow card stock tents:

The entire suite, including a tented table number:

Girly Bowling Invites

Amy found the bowling invitations I created for Tiffany and asked me to recreate them for the joint birthday party of her 2 daughters and 2 nieces. They are using hot pink, lime green, and turquoise accents and I was able to incorporate all into the invitations.

Have a wonderful birthday, girls!

Twyla & Calvin's Wedding Stationery

Twyla and Calvin were just married a few days ago, and I have some sneak peeks of their wedding day stationery.

We used hot colors -- fuchsia, orange, and a touch of lime green, and incorporated a gye nyame (a religious symbol of the Ghanaian people) into the stationery as well.

These boxes held mini cheesecake favors and were wrapped with a satin ribbon and favor tag.

 Round menus were placed in the center of silver chargers:

 Custom photo place card board featured one of their engagement photos and reveals their names once the cards are revealed (you can see it poking through at the bottom):

 Square table numbers featured different words -- Devotion, Love, Adoration, Amazing, and Infatuation were some of the others...

Congratulations Twyla and Calvin -- it was a pleasure working with you and I wish you love and happiness!

Fuchsia & Lime Wedding Stationery

Nicole and Evell had a HOT fuchsia and lime green wedding designed by Kisha from Pure Ambiance. I love using color whenever possible, and this wedding was the perfect palette. Here are some of the stationery pieces created for them. Thanks to Kisha for sending some quick photos!

Here's one of the tables:

 Tented table numbers were named after places that the couple visited together -- each featured a little description towards the bottom, and the back invited guests to get up and visit the other tables to get more info on the bride and groom!

Menus wrapped around the napkins:

Signature drink sign (in a blinged out frame!)

Here's another table number -- Spirit Cruise:

Waterproof water bottle labels feature the couple's monogram: