Custom Paper Works » travel theme invitations

Celia’s Passport Invitations are all about ROMANCE…

Kate — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 00:32:19 +0000

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…

The cover in a gorgeous deep blue metallic sets off the gold foil and provides an authentic passport look. The inside pages are a beautiful shimmery sand/khaki color which is a bit darker than the photos show. Combination – STUNNING. The deep rose red tops it off and ties into the wedding colors.

Passport Invitation :: Pink & Bling for Bat Mitzvah

Kate — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:33:52 +0000

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

Bling. In order to make these really stand out, I located a great brushed gold metal paper – almost looks like the real thing! Liza selected silver metallic paper for inside the passport and a post card rsvp with photos of just a few of the fabulous places she’s been.

Pink. The set is finished off with a sequined eyelash trim that is so freaking fun and completely girly. Perfect for this 13-year old! Custom stamps finished the look.

Fun. The wording throughout the invitation is fun all the way through. You can definitely see Liza’s (and her mom’s) fun personalities come through even without the pink, and the bling, and the unique invitation.

Matching thank you post cards with room for a personal message were created with the same design as the rsvp cards.

Melissa’s Bright Flower Boarding Passes & Special Holder Too!

Kate — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 22:46:35 +0000

I was able to help Melissa out when the original designer she had booked suddenly went MIA, and I had so much fun working with her to create these invitations. She wanted a bright, bold, tropical and flowery boarding pass set. Her orange and pink color combination and hibiscus theme made it easy!

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.