Aura's CORSET bridal shower invitations!

In my search for old work that I never posted I realized I missed out on posting a GEM!

Take a look at Aura's gorgeous bridal shower luncheon inviations. They are handmade corsets with lace and ribbon accents. They are made with a dusty rose colored textured cardstock. Absolutely perfect and the dots give it an extra special touch. The invites are mailed out laced up and once they arrive, the guest will un-do the bow to read the inside card.

Also pictured below are the matching lunch menus that were placed on each setting at the shower.

Jeanette and Adrian are tying the knot!

Antique lace and ivory ribbon is something that all brides are very much into… Based on my invites for Stephanie & Alex {if you haven’t seen these letterpress beauties please do yourself a favor and check them out} Jeanette and Adrian’s wedding invitations are every bit as beautiful. We kept them light and elegant with matte and pearlized ivory cardstock and just a touch of antique gold matting.

Stephanie and Alex are getting MARRIED!

Tomorrow is the BIG day! Stephanie and Alex are tying the knot and there is no better way to get ready for the event of the year... I present to you these absolutely GORGEOUS letterpress and thermography pocketfold invitations! They are held closed with beautiful antique ivory lace and a thin accent ribbon. Letterpress paper goods are truly unlike anything else. Get ready to fall in LOVE with these invitations... I know I cannot stop staring at them. ;)

Pamela + Andrew

Pam and Andrew's wedding invites are so elegant I couldn't wait to share these with you all! They are a 6" x 6" folding square card with lace and ribbon all done in ivory, antique gold and cream tones. The three inserts (RSVP, directions and reception) are held in place by the ribbon which ties in a bow at the front. These cards are even more amazing in person. Congrats to Pam and Andrew!

 

Also, Pamela wanted special order thank you cards to match the scroll design on the inside of the invite. I did these for her as well using the same ivory cardstock from her invitations and printed them in a very light, almost faded color to give it an antique feel.