Showing posts with label monogram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monogram. Show all posts

4.28.2012

Cristina + Richard

Cristina and Richard's wedding invitations may also seem familiar to you. This monogram/scroll design was the same one used in my wedding invites a while ago. We changed the color scheme to match Cristina's vision of silver, white and teal and these beautiful pocketfold invitations were born! Congrats to the bride and groom!!


2.07.2012

Magena + Eddie

I had a wonderful time meeting with Magena and Eddie to make the final decisions for their invites. They were so much fun to have a conversation with... I just had to mention it. {Thanks to that night I now know the best food spots in my neighborhood!}

They decided on a hint of magenta with pearl white and silver. The result-- a clean and simple design for their wedding invites.



10.30.2011

Mr. and Mrs. Sanchez!

For Geri and Kris' spanish-themed Douglas Entrance wedding we came up with the very simple, clean and elegant folding invites. The monogram also went on their menus which are also pictured here. Congrats to the happy couple!


3.30.2010

My wedding invitations!

My WEDDING!

Obviously I’m a very PICKY person when it comes to paper goods. After countless searches for the perfect invite for my big day nothing seemed to match up with the idea in my head. I wanted the perfect mix of plum, pewter, silver and white… rhinestones…ribbon… and of course, our monogram mixed in… perfection, right? Exactly. So, this is what I came up with for me and the hubby!

Printed white cards on two layers of pearlized matting (pewter and silver) placed in a plum linen folding card. The RSVP envelope was pewter and together with it, the reception card and the RSVP card were held by a plum ribbon with a rhinestone embellishment. The outer envelopes were pearl white with lighter plum colored liners and as a stunning final touch-- handwritten calligraphy in a custom mixed plum ink and silver wax seals!

These invites were the reason I began Le Petit Papier. It was so difficult to find affordable paper goods that had everything I envisioned. I wanted to provide the opportunity to brides {and everyone looking for any kind of paper goods} to see their visions come to life as well! 

A girl can’t do it ALL herself! Credits to: Calligraphy by Michele Clark, New York. Monogram by Jessica Nicely at the Stylish Scribe. Photographs taken by J&M Photography.