Nysha wanted a traditional-format invitation with passport design touches, and loved the modern swirly vine artwork. With her fresh lime and aqua colors, the result is fun, elegant, and lets guests know they are in for a treat of a destination! (more…)

Carrie contacted me because she LOVED Kim’s Damask Invitations. Of course Carrie’s design would be unique to her, and with so many variations on a damask pattern, it’s easy to make sure everyone’s is unique. Carrie wanted to incorporate a bit more of a floral element but not TOO much floral, and this damask is the perfect balance.

I love the narrow pocket she chose, and although smaller than other pocket fold styles, still holds A LOT of information.

A leaf from the damask artwork is pulled out as a design element on the enclosure cards so the artwork doesn’t take over the cards but still tie into the main design.

Carrie’s Extras will be finished soon, I can’t wait to show them off!

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Irena wanted her invitations to be rich, rich, rich.

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I was especially thrilled to work on Liz’s invitations because she had picked one of my favorite design themes – the abstract, asymetrical circles. Add to that a layer of textured lilac paper,  matching ribbon and a seal with guest’s names printed on them, all in the semi-custom PocketFold. Originally the white cards and envelopes were going to be matte linen, but a last-minute change to the metallic really took them over the top. The seating chart and thank you cards complete the set. (more…)

It was quite a surprise when I saw Jen’s name in the CPW in-box. I had worked with her years before at a large advertising company, and she picked up my card at another local vendor’s office. So I was especially excited to have the opportunity to create her invitations, and I knew it would be great to work with her again. (more…)