Natasha’s invitations for her St. Lucia destination wedding are peacock-inspired… but not how you might expect.

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Celia’s invitations are so luxurious-looking. The photos don’t do the papers justice!

And it certainly doesn’t hurt we share a certain monogram configuration ; )
But I promise that’s not why I’m in love with them…

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Each invitation designer at the Engagement Ball last night was given the opportunity to provide reception stationery  for a sample table in various themes. I jumped at the pink table because it is something different than many of the invitations I usually create.

Here’s a peek at the table number I created. Better photos will follow with the entire table set of menu cards and favor tags … just a quick photo I snapped for now.

The die-cut table number is printed on white shimmer paper with a soft silver damask pattern and crystals on either side. To top it off, a chandelier crystal hangs from the sign and makes it extra-luxurious! The table numbers can hang from tall centerpieces with a long ribbon as shown below, or hang from special sign holders that would still allow the crystal to hang freely.

These table numbers would be an amazing accent for weddings, bat mitzvas or sweet sixteen parties.

I had so much fun working with Liza’s mom to create these Bat Mitzvah passport invitations. Key words: Bling. Pink. Fun.

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Alvin and Belle had a creative idea to incorporate the passport booklet into their wedding day. The guests had already been invited and rsvp’s counted, but they wanted a unique keepsake that was useful for their guests while traveling to their Siena, Italy wedding. There are so many amazing features to this invitation so settle in and don’t miss a single one!

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I can’t wait to get photos of Arielle’s Valentine’s Day wedding invitations because they are über-themed with hearts, hearts, and more hearts.

In the mean time, here is her seating chart which I adore!

Wedding Wire’s annual Bride’s Choice Awards recognize and celebrate excellence in quality and service within the wedding industry, as determined by recent reviews and surveys from newlyweds.

This means that Custom Paper Works is among the top five percent of all vendors in the WeddingWire community, which includes over 100,000 wedding professionals across the US and Canada.

Thank you to my clients who contributed to this award by leaving lovely reviews of Custom Paper Works on the Wedding Wire site. I appreciate the responses so very much!

Courtney and Peter are getting married in Mexico with a Papel Picado theme in a soft citrus color palette.

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Custom Paper Works has joined in on wedding planner Lindsey Nartker’s Wedding Day Giveaway and will be providing custom programs, table numbers and escort cards to the lucky couple.

Click through for more details and to nominate someone special! Visit the Wedding Day Giveaway.

A very fashion-forward client selected the color scheme for her wedding in 2008 and it’s STILL as charming as ever to see cheery yellow paired with elegant silvers and grays. A boarding pass rsvp card can be used instead of the travel-style postcard for a more traditional invitation look.