Modern weddings these days require a lot of information; with different types of families, complicated schedules, out-of-town guests, you need to get this info across somehow. Wedding invitations are packing it all on one card lately. Using the back of the card for additional info is a trend as well. Or, some people don’t like…
If you are not the wedding “show-off” type and want to save money on your nuptial events, the FIRST thing any vendor will tell you is to trim your guest list. But who makes the cut? Ask yourself some questions about the guests that are on your ‘maybe’ list: Has this person contributed to the process…
One reason I love cultural weddings is that they are always rich in colors and textures. I was inspired by our stationary line “Moroccan” available in 6 rich colors and accented by bold black lines and exotic patterns. Of course, Bellingham Photographer Genaro Shaffer captured the tables so beautifully, he made it look better than it…
Okay, they aren’t edible – but mustard yellow is a popular color I keep coming across while surfing the wedding imagery of the global web, especially paired with charcoal, grey, and brown. Though I hardly see many mustard yellow themed weddings – it seems to be a color that looks much better on paper than…
The pride of your hometown can be displayed in your invitation design. Especially if you will be hosting your nuptials in a unique or iconic city, building, or location. Highlighting a location is easy with skylines, famous landmarks, state fruits or birds, maps and vintage postcards.
Kelsey Boothroyd of Noteworthy Ink sent me a collection of programs, placecards, wedding mad-libs, and a stunning invitation to play with! I decided to accent the collection with a reception table of deep rich peacock colors – navy, lagoon, eggplant, cobalt, silver, and white. Come in to the showroom to see it in person! — at Bellingham Wedding and Event…
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