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I’m in love with her gold, ivory and eggplant color scheme.

The swirl design on the band wrap flows to the back of the invitation, and frames the guest mailing addresses on the envelopes.

Inserts are tucked into the band behind the main invitation panel for a cohesive package.

Response card with envelope and accommodations card – fun elegant wording really caught guests’ attention: “__ Accepts with pleasure and looking forward to dining, dancing and celebrating; __ Will regrettably miss the fun. So many guests sent comments back on the rsvp cards about how excited they were to attend. I’m sure the wording played a huge part in this!

Kristen and John enjoy visiting wineries and wine tasting and decided to name their tables after wines instead of just numbers – so fun!

Guests will be greeted with place cards serving several purposes – the cards will be held in frames (their wedding favors), directing them to their seat, and also to the photo booth.

And of course, special keepsake place cards for the newlyweds! (Last names have been changed of course).

If there’s one thing that gets attention in the mail, it’s an air-mail envelope. The tear-off rsvp card makes it simple for guests to reply, though I have heard stories about invitees not wanting to send it back!

Coming soon: Jessica’s recipe cards and Passport Invitations.

Another unique feature is the clear frosted holder that can be used a variety of ways to hold the boarding passes, and custom return address labels for the envelopes. One of my new favorites! (I feel like I’m saying that a lot lately while I re-live the past year of invitations through blogging)…

Boarding passes can be slipped into the cut-out on the front of the frosted holder (think what you actually get at the airport), or placed into the two pockets inside.

A take-off of Crystal’s Reception Passports, mini boarding pass place cards for a lunch cruise the day before the wedding are a fun surprise for each guest. Nysha added names on the far left side once the rsvps were all in.

Boarding pass place cards were also created for the big day itself.

Favor box tags were designed with a simple monogram.

Table names as well as signs for baskets of flip-flops were designed to coordinate with her invitations. What a relief for tired feet!

And of course thank you cards to fit the theme as well.

I adore her color combination of the medium blue metallic and light green. The wording throughout ensures guests know it’s truly a real beach wedding, bare feet and all, and that everyone should be prepared to party until the sun comes up the next day! Their two dogs also received a mention as the “Boxers of Honor.” There is no doubt Erica and John’s wedding is going to be a great time.

Unfortunately, these photos were all taken shortly after my camera was left in the rain. They just might go down in history as the worst photos of one of the best sets of Extras EVER.

I still wanted to show them off because Jennifer really took advantage of customizing and coordinating so many wedding-day accents.

Welcome Bag Tags coordinate with the bright orange and pink bags that Jennifer had purchased.

Signature drink and appetizer tent-cards greeted guests at cocktail hour. I love that their dog Lilly was the inspiration for their Signature Drink “Lilly’s Jamaican Blues,” because she was so sad she couldn’t be there!

The two-layer place cards (ultimately tied to starfish) greeted each guest.

Tables were named after beach and marine life with a sketch-like illustration accenting the cards.

Menu cards featured the monogram which was originally featured on the invitations.

Square folded programs were accented with their monogram and luxe gold tassels.

One of her favors were custom travel mugs! I designed a modified version of their monogram especially for them.