Name Tags/Place Cards

Place cards for a small family wedding - Black Italic (Linda) Font

Love these blue on blue tags.  Bride is tying them to favors and using them as place cards. 

 Navy Blue ink with Script (Anne) Font

Navy Blue - Lower Case

Navy Blue - lowercase font

LOVE!!!!

Latest Invites

Here's a sample of the two latest invitation sets I worked on.

Black Script with Traditional zip code

Love these - although the photo color is off - these are actually Navy Blue with white script and traditional zip code.

Another Night Full of Place Cards

The bride added the starfish and I finished it off with Blue Script.

Congratulations Katie and Ryan!

It's been a pleasure working with you!

Navy Blue

Love these invites.  Finished them off with a blue script with traditional zip code.

 Congratulations Katie and Ryan!

Custom Projects

It's not unusual for me to address hundreds of envelopes each week.  Every once in a while, a custom order is thrown in.  This week I am doing nothing but custom orders!  Well, okay - I have one envelope addressing job for tomorrow - but otherwise all the rest will be special projects.

Each one is special - personalized for the client.  I have wedding vows coming up - on both parchment and photo mats.  I have a special letter that the matron of honor and sister of the bride wrote as a toast at the wedding.  And tonight I finally finished a marriage prayer, along with two letters/poems to be given to the in-laws.

I simply LOVE my job!  I love addressing envelopes and adding that final touch to pull the invitations together.  I love to see a brides face light up when she sees my finished work with her invites.  It's priceless.  But I also enjoy taking the time to work on keepsake items that will be framed and hung in someone's home for years to come.  It is such an honor.

 These are both 8 x 10's on natural parchment with black italic

Love this prayer 

This is a 16 x 20 on natural custom paper with blue script

Congratulations Neal & Katie!!!!

Even More Pocket Invites - I'm Seeing a Trend

Pocket Invites have been the trend this week.  I love each one with the variety of colors.  This one was especially pretty with the green ribbons.  I added navy script to these metallic silver envelopes.  Beautiful!

Congratulations Nina and Jackson!

Yellow and Blue

I mixed my ink to match these lovely yellow and blue invites.  The Script font was the perfect finishing touch.

Congratulations Kateri and Joseph!

Navy Blue is Always Classy

Simple and elegant is always my style.  It just seems classiest to me.  Add navy blue script to these invitations and it pulls it all together!  Love it!

Congratulations Lauren and Jason!

Blue and Coral

This is tonight's project.  I mixed the blue ink to match and was so excited about how it came out.  Great finishing touch!

Congratulations Amy and Chris!

Final Touch to the Popular Pocket Invitations

Black ink is always most formal when addressing your invitations, but it's amazing how a little color can make your invitations really stand out.

These pocket invitations are navy blue and pink so we wanted to make sure that the addresses matched. Doing them in navy blue added a fabulous finishing touch!

Congratulations Kate and Michael!

Navy Blue

Navy Blue script font with contemporary zip code

I had a little bit of a break during the first part of July but now I am busy writing once again.  Lot's of fall weddings!  If you know you want me to work on your wedding, contact me asap and let's get you scheduled.

This Blue is Popular

It's pretty common for me to do black ink on a regular basis.  The next most popular is brown.  But to have this Aqua Blue twice in a row - that's pretty cool.  And it turned out so pretty.  Really nice finishing touch.

Aqua Blue script with traditional zip code.  Congratulations Andrea!

Now I'm off to work on Place cards - stay tuned......

Blue and Coral Letterpress

These invitations were blue and coral letterpress.  I mixed the ink to match the blue color for the addresses.  Very cool!  Congratulations Ariel and Eric!  Yes - the names are real. Can you find the Little Mermaid touch?  How fun is that?