Wedding Valet Tags

I love the idea of sending a thank you home with your guests and what better way than with cute little valet tags! Valet tags are becoming increasingly popular with many brides now-a-days.

Chandelier Table Numbers

One of the best ways to showcase your personality and to carry out your theme is throughout your event decor and this includes all those little details. You know the ones that you never really notice until you are the one getting married... well that isn't necessarily true. If you are successful in tying together all the little details of the day than it will not go unnoticed and your guests will leave with a lasting impression.

These table numbers were designed to match the "Heather Invitation Suite"- refer two posts below. I love them! I can't wait to see them on the tables with all the other little details ;)

Pink polka dot thank you cards and stickers

My little niece turned 2 years old recently. I designed her invitations, invitation envelope labels and Thank You cards. I love polka dots. I think they're fun, youthful and pretty :)

Damask and Chandelier Wedding Invites

I am launching my first invitation suite and where better to start with than the design I used for my own wedding invitations! The HEATHER Invitation Suite is hand made and has the perfect touch of elegance. This invitation will surely impress guests making each one feel special.

It is constructed of a metallic black folded card with red matte and pearlescent shimmery paper for the invitation as well as the RSVP card with envelope. A Damask belly band with coordinating monogram hold the pieces together. Black damask lined envelopes and wrap around labels featuring the chandelier graphic add formality and class to the final presentation.

I am thrilled with how my design came out and can't wait to offer this to other brides. All along the wedding planning process there have been two things that have really caught my eye: damask patterns and chandelier graphics. Here I get both and neither is overly done. I just love it.

Keep a look out for my coordinating menus, seating chart and table numbers which I must start soon as I've got just under 2 months left!!!!

Picture Perfect Place Cards

The place cards pictured above were designed for a bride whose theme was "picture perfect". Pictures of the couple were a part of their Save the Dates, Wedding Website, Table Numbers, Favors and Slideshow in which they carried out the picture perfect theme by coordinating the escort cards to a picture of the couple on each table. They also incorporated a photo-booth in their wedding as a fun addition for guests to enjoy and for a unique picture keepsake.

Their colors consisted of two shades of purple and green. It was a lovely outdoor ceremony in Minnesota on a beautiful day... 77 degrees and sunny with a slight breeze. The indoor reception was the start of the party and their new life together... truly a picture perfect day!

Photos by Kaylyn H.

Jessica and Alok's Wedding

Jessica and Alok came to me as they were looking to totally personalize their wedding from the signs throughout to the guestbook, place cards and menu's. Their colors consisted mainly of chocolate brown and cobalt blue. Accent colors consisted of jewel toned hues of green and purple. Jessica and Alok had a Hindu/ Christian combo wedding (he is Indian and her caucasian) and I was lucky enough to create elements for both celebrations.

My favorite project was the wedding word search custom designed to be displayed during the cocktail hour for the guests pleasure...

I wish them much luck in their married life and thoroughly enjoyed this project!

My wedding monogram!

Well it's that time for me to begin putting little details together that will make my own wedding stand out form the others. I am so excited to be getting married and even more so after learning that I have this new passion for all things design. I look forward to creating my own invitations, signs that will be displayed around the wedding, putting together our big project (the coffee buffet) and of course the smaller things like our monogram, our guestbook cards, etc.

I came into designing our monogram purely by accident. I was helping another bride with creating a monogram for her wedding and I loved one of them so much, I had to keep the design for my own. I am definitely planning on incorporating the monogram into some stationary elements of the wedding.