I just love simple and elegant. These have such a classy look. Your invitations really do set the tone for your wedding. These just draw me in and make me want to attend......
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Showing posts with label script font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label script font. Show all posts
Monday, October 22, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Mixing Ink
Mixed the ink for these fabulous invites tonight -
Script with traditional zip code
Congratulations Katie and Daxx!
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
A Few Recent Projects
Things always slow down a bit in December as far as wedding envelopes go. But here are a few I have been working on.
I loved these beautiful invites and the dramatic way they names were printed!
But when I saw how they were all put together with a soft, flowing bow! I loved them even more!!!
Congratulations Ramona & Ricky!
And I also loved these elegant and personal invites from Layla and Andrew! The photos are always a nice touch! Congratulations guys!
Both invites were addressed in black script. Great finishing touches!!!
2012 is already proving to be a BIG year for Calligraphy by Cami. I can't wait to share all that is ahead! Keep on the lookout......
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Chirstmas Projects
I have been extremely busy this week with Christmas orders! I love this time of year! I get a little bit of a break from the envelopes and get to do a lot of keepsake items that will be framed and opened on Christmas. It's very humbling, actually.
Here are a few of the things I worked on this week.
Here are a few of the things I worked on this week.
The entire Chapter of Romans 12 on a 16 x 20 - natural parchment - black script
Song lyrics - 11 x 14 - natural parchment - black italic
This was a fun family heirloom. This poem was written by a family member and published in the newspaper in the 1940's - they stumbled across it going through some old papers and wanted me to do so they could frame it.
Its a 16 x 20 - natural parchment - black Italic
Still have some photo mats to work on, and 5 more 11 x 14's. Poems and scripture verses. Plus, I am working on two sets of wedding invitations as well! Busy! Busy! If you have an idea for Christmas - contact me asap to ensure there is enough time to fill your order!
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Marking Place Cards for Your Wait Staff
These are some place cards that I did for an October Wedding. When they left my house they were plain - my calligraphy and the design. Their Wedding Planner, Heather Canada of First Coast Weddings and Events, added all the rhinestones to give them that extra "bling". But they also had another purpose. This bride had a formal dinner reception and needed a way to mark each card so the wait staff would know if the guest was having chicken or beef, etc. The different stones are a discreet yet beautiful way of doing just that without having to add a sticker in the corner. Well done guys!!!!!
Monday, November 7, 2011
White Ink on Navy Envelopes
I LOVE working with dark envelopes and white ink. It just makes the addresses pop!
Congratulations Emily & Brian!
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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.
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!!!!
Thursday, September 1, 2011
My Latest Project
I absolutely LOVE my latest project! We did a gray mixed ink to match.
Congratulations Jennifer and Daniel!
Monday, August 22, 2011
Reception Cards
Tonight I worked on some finishing touches for the reception:
Love this!
Reserved Cards for the Ceremony
Table Numbers for Reception
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Script Vs. Italic
These latest envelopes are the perfect example of how you can choose a font to compliment your invitation. The bride above chose the italic and it compliments the font on her invitation perfectly!
Love this classy silver and black invite with the tiffany blue bow! The Black Script font goes perfectly with it. And I loved working with the silver envelopes! Great choice ladies!
Love this classy silver and black invite with the tiffany blue bow! The Black Script font goes perfectly with it. And I loved working with the silver envelopes! Great choice ladies!
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Place Cards - Tags
Love this place card idea! Name on the front - table assignment on the back. I did this in a mixed charcoal gray ink. Notice also that the first letter of everyone's last name is larger. They requested that so the names would be easier and quicker for the guests to find when entering the reception.
Again congratulations Chelsi and Justin of J. Layne Photography
Also - check out their Wedding Planner - Tanya Hendricks of Southern Charm Events
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
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!
More Pocket Invites
Black Script was the perfect finishing touch to these black and red pocket invites.
Congratulations Tiffany and Nick!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Pocket Invites
Love these pocket invites! Finished them off with brown script and the traditional style zip code.
Congratulations Jamie and Patrick!
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Gray Envelopes
Tonight's project: Gray envelopes to go with this beautifully letter pressed invitation.
Congratulations Shannon and Robert!
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Dark Violet
I mixed the ink to match the grapes on this invite. The script font added that final touch.
Congratulations Karen and Dwayne!
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Contemporary and Elegant
I am working on these wonderful wedding invitations right now.
Congratulations to Justin & Chelsi!
Chelsi is a new and talented photographer here in the Jacksonville area.
Check out her work at J. Layne Photography.
Also check out their wedding planner - Tanya Hendricks of Southern Charm Events
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Teacher Gifts and Guest Books
Another one of those small details that I work on for weddings. I mixed the ink to match their wedding colors and filled in all the information in the front of their Guest Book.
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