I was honored and excited when Jeff and Erin asked me to work with them on their wedding invitations. After our initial phone consultation, I had a good idea of what they were looking for in their invitations. They made it clear that they wanted some sort of a border and a coral, orange & mint green color scheme. Their wedding is in Key West, FL this summer, so naturally I brought in a palm tree and tropical flowers to the design. It was the Bride's decision to include the key symbol, which I completely loved.

We achieved the desired overall look and feel after the first deliverable. We worked through several iterations on the shading of the palm tree and the cursive font and we were able to find the perfect balance for their design.

The wedding invitation designs were sent to the printer for the final look on a white linen cardstock. They turned out beautifully!

These invitations were for my daughter, Mila, who loves to pose for the camera, which makes this design a little more appealing in my book! I knew I wanted to use soft pink and a very light grey throughout the invitation, so I decided a subtle striped background would work best. I worked on the verbiage placement quite a bit and eventually decided it looked best within the horizontal lines.

I used a different printer for these invitations because I wanted a different look and I knew I wanted them to be square. They turned out exactly how I wanted them and the party decor matched the colors for a complete party look!

These invitations were designed for my wedding rehearsal dinner. I wanted to do something new and different, and at the time (2013), the chalkboard look was trending. Our rehearsal dinner was low-key, held outside on the grounds of an estate we rented for the weekend. The colors used match my wedding colors - coral, teal & grey, and the fonts used were different than my formal wedding invitation. I wanted this invitation to be a little more fun. The background has a string of globe lights, which I thought paired well with the nighttime event we were having.

The back of the print was designed so that we could mail these as postcards. We included directions to the estate, and tied in the grey chevron, which we had used on each piece of our wedding stationery (hey-it was popular at the time!). The postcards came out great - they were printed on a semi-gloss paper, and the event was even better!

This design was part of the suite of products I created for Jeff and Erin. Their wedding is in Key West, FL this summer. I wanted the general look to somewhat match their wedding design and the watercolor look of their save the date, but thought this rehearsal dinner design could be a little more fun and colorful. We used the same fonts as we did on their formal invitations and the colors somewhat match as well. After playing around with the watercolor fade and the fonts, we decided this was the best look for them.

These were printed on 4x4 linen cardstock and came out beautifully! The bride and groom are very happy with them.

This was a fun design project with an easy-going bride who also gave the perfect amount of direction. The bride and groom really liked the idea of keeping it simple. They wanted to incorporate a pale pink to match the bride's wedding shoes and also wanted a soft lace and mixed fonts to be incorporated. Another cute design element they wanted to include was the quote on the back from the movie, "Sweet Home Alabama." I love the way it finished the look on the back.

I took several lace vectors and we tried them out before deciding the more flowery, thick lace looked best at the top of the design. We brought the same lace vector onto the back of the invitation behind the quote section of the design. The colors are soft, but stand out enough to give the design some contrast.

They were happy with the final design and the details used on the design tied into their wedding event perfectly.

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