We love the glamorous feel of our Jolie (by Aimee O’Boyle) letterpress wedding invitations that were recently printed in this regal color combination of custom Pantone #233 and antique gold inks. What’s not to love? Matching letterpress printed menus and folded place cards carry on the ornate flair. We love the vintage luxurious look that will echo throughout their Santa Barbara affair!

inks: antique gold + custom pantone 233 | fonts: poetica + nysa| paper: 2-ply ivory | invite size: a-7 | edge painting: metallic gold | client coordinator: christie jones | in-house designer: sarah walroth

by Christie Jones, Client Coordinator.

Our Honoured Guest design (by Sarah Hanna) looks stunning paired with this custom color letterpress invitation set. We love the wording of the reply card and whimsical touch of the menu motifs (we can add menu motifs like these for free to your reply card – just ask one of our client  coordinators for more information).

ink: custom Pantone 669 | calligraphy style: honoured by sarah hanna | paper: 2-ply white | invite size: a-7 | liner: the reverse elegant chainlink pattern in custom Pantone 669 | edge painting: metallic silver | client coordinator: christie jones | in-house designer: racheal decker

by Christie Jones, Client Coordinator.

Earlier in the year we were excited to be contacted by one of our favorite bloggers and stylists, Anne Sage of The City Sage, about collaborating on a Pride & Prejudice themed photo shoot for Nonpareil Magazine. Needless to say, this was one opportunity we couldn’t pass up! We printed letterpress wedding invitations, menus and escort cards all in our Cameo design, which features a sweet vintage-inspired silhouette design. (Our favorite part about Cameo? We customize it with your silhouettes at no charge!) We printed all of the pieces in celadon and cream inks for a soft, romantic feel just perfect for a wedding at Pemberley Estate. The shoot was designed around the concept of a wedding breakfast reception and the reply cards asked guests to write in their request for a favorite waltz.

See the shoot here in Nonpareil Magazine and stay tuned tomorrow for many more photos right here!