Holiday Cards

Holiday time is approaching fast!  Order your fresh, creative holiday cards today!

Brown and Light Blue

Here are some samples from Danielle and Jon's wedding.  Their invitation was a pull-out pocket with the monogram being carried out through everything. This would include favor boxes, menus, programs, napkins and thank you notes. They got married at the Grande Lodge in Hunt Valley and the venue was beautiful in decor.

Flower Box Invitations

I was excited to work with Camille Tobias on all of her wedding creations.  I met her at a show last April and she was very interested in the Flower Box Invitation.  I was more excited when Camille wanted everything to match at the wedding. I was able to create seating cards, fan programs table numbers and menus to match her beautiful and creative invitation.

Celebrating Your Mitzvahs

Although working with brides are my main clients, I also work with teenagers and parents in designing their mitzvah invitations.  Here are a couple examples of flat layered cards.  The Bat Mitzvah invite has a thin black ribbon going down the side, which makes for a nice extra touch.  The Bar Mitzvah invitation has a nice selection of layered papers.  I especially like the linen paper for the top, as it makes the invitation more formal and classy. There is also hebrew writing on both of these samples.  I have a huge selection of different Hebrew fonts as well.

 

Going Green • Paper that Blooms into Flowers!

Many people today are going GREEN!  A great way to recycle your invitation is to use plantable seeded handmade paper. There are many options in colors and the seeds in the paper will grow wildflowers when planted. This handmade paper is made with 100% post-consumer waste.  The paper also has a neat texture to it. Here is an example of a custom designed bridal shower invitation.  This also makes for a great favor!

Black & White with RED

 Here is an invitation that I designed for a December wedding.  The couples colors are black, white and red.  They are getting married at the Gramercy Mansion in Baltimore.  Everything is tied together with the same layered papers which go well together.