As small affairs and elopements fill our feeds, be inspired by this funky fresh palette! Announcing life’s milestones has never been more exciting with our Sundry design. This customization uses a colorful palette to brighten up somebody’s mailbox or even their day when they receive it. We imagine this paired with a patterned envelope liner to push that unique design envelope even further!
letterpress ink: calypso | digital inks: watermelon, persimmon, pastel pink, aquamarine, garden, clover, pastel blue, myrtle | font: opulent brush + bell mt | paper: bright white | invite size: A7 | liner: fleck ink pastel pink | original design + customization by Racheal Bumbolo
Our original Olensen design uses lush botanical elements, metallic paper and foil stamped typography for a hint of shine. We decided to create a frame out of the botanical elements to give a more organic look for this bridal shower invitation.
foil stamping: tawny shine | digital ink: cmyk | fonts: lile dahliy | requiem | paper: metallic aloe | invite size: a-6 | liner: classic color in tawny shine | original design + customization by Katie Magee
We have put a classic twist on the modern Headline design by opting for a black and white color palette. The vibe immediately becomes sleek and sophisticated. If you intend on having an urban wedding with lots of class, this customized design is the way to go!
letterpress ink: black + blind deboss | fonts: austin + neutra text | paper: white | invite size: F-8 | liner: rule in black | original design + customization by Lindsy Talarico
Baby’s room is like a blank canvas, waiting to inspire. We are loving neutrals lately and they’re absolutely perfect to bring the right amount of color – a “rainbow of neutrals.” Our Vaast design helps bring the modern touch with modern fonts and pops of burnt orange to bring this modern boho announcement to life.
letterpress ink: nutmeg + rust | digital inks: cmyk | font: avenir + chloe | paper: white | invite size: a-6 | liner: pax in goldenrod + nutmeg + rust + acadia | original design + customization by Racheal Bumbolo
A touch of color turned our Underwood design into a glamorous invitation for an elegant garden bridal shower. The combination of dark green and rose gold creates a charming, feminine design that pairs perfectly with the floral accents.
foil: rose gold shine | font: roselyne + garamond | paper: holly |invite size: A-7 | liner: custom pattern in blush digital on white text | original design by Leslie Johnston + customization by Alyssa Tidd
We’ve warmed up the Novella design with rich autumnal tones of rust and rose. Inspired by old world romance, this customization feels perfectly suited for a wedding set in Italy’s countryside.
letterpress ink: nutmeg | digital ink: tea rose | fonts: didot | paper: ivory | invite size: F-8 | liner: novella in nutmeg + rust | original design + customization by Lindsy Talarico
Celebrating milestones should be a big, fabulous deal! Planning an intimate dinner with loved ones calls for good food, cocktails and beautiful paper to set the tone. Our Quintina design is easily customized into something fabulous using our pastel pink paper and bright pink letterpress ink. Life is a short adventure worthy of celebrating!
We decided to put a nautical twist on our Regina baby announcement design. Elements of both navy and white enriched with a touch of bronze shine lend to this timeless design for your little one to come. We finished this set off by pairing it with a striped envelope liner to emphasize the overall nautical aesthetic.
letterpress ink: navy | foil: bronze shine | font: made canvas + brandon | paper: white | invite size: A-6 | liner: sea stripes in bronze shine foil on blue text | original design by Sierra Detrick | customization by alyssa tidd
We were so excited for the opportunity to work with Meghan and Sam on their wedding invitation suite printed on our Bella Handmade paper. Meghan is a wedding planner turned bride who has so much to share about planning during a pandemic. Their previous plans were uprooted and as a result, this couple decided to have a private, intimate ceremony with just their immediate family at the Vanderbilt Mansion. We’ll let Meghan take it from here to share more about her day and advice that she has for future couples out there!
Q: As a bride, how did you ultimately make the decision that you did regarding your wedding? How did it make you all feel?
A: I was incredibly stressed out planning a wedding during COVID and all the uncertainty that surrounded it. I tend to be Type-A as well as a perfectionist so having it micro is very special to me. I get to focus on the beautiful intimate details as well as safely celebrating the day with my nearest and dearest. My family and colleagues have been very supportive of my decision to scale back. This has been a huge weight lifted for me.
Q: What good things have come from a smaller, more intimate wedding?
A: Saving money is a huge bonus! I also feel less pressure to create a large wedding and entertain several guests. Now I get to focus on my immediate friends and family while indulging in beautiful details.
Q: Do you have any plans for a larger celebration later on? If so, what specifically do you hope for and if not, how come?
A: As of now, I do not have any plans for any further celebrations. If we ever celebrate down the line it would be something more casual when things are safer with our extended family and friends.
Q: As a planner, what suggestions do you have for working with vendors when they have to make changes?
A: Be open and honest. I was really nervous communicating with my vendors at first. I felt like I was initiating a break-up. Luckily, most of my vendors were very accommodating with my changes to downsize my event. Most deposits are non-refundable so read through the fine print if you need to sever any ties with vendors whose services you no longer need. Also, let your vendors know as soon as possible about any of your changes so they can hopefully accommodate your updated plans.
Q: As a planner, what is the best piece of advice you have for couples navigating wedding planning in the era of Covid?
A: Remember that at the end of the day that it is about the love between you and your partner. It is very easy to get consumed in the elaborate details of hosting a grandiose soiree. For myself personally I took the time to grieve the loss of my original vision that I had planned for so long. Once I came to terms of what is in store for weddings in regards to covid I was able to reimagine my vision on a smaller scale and really think about what truly mattered to me. Be conscious of CDC mandates and regulations, be flexible with changing your vision and vendors and realize that guests might not be able to travel to celebrate with you the way you had initially intended.
Q: Anything else you’d like to share with us?
A: Don’t feel pressured to succumb to what everyone else is doing. At the end of the day what matters is you and your spouse exchanging your vows and honoring your love for one another. Do what feels best for you while remaining COVID conscious.
Two words that come to mind when we think of the inspiration behind this customization are organic and glam. This design is made for a classic black and white affair, elevated with lovely greenery and earth toned spaces, gardens, and sparkly chandeliers. All giving way to a new look for our Modena design.
Foil: white matte | Font: Ivory + Melvin and Emily script | Paper: black | Invite size: F-8 | Liner: Everly in green shine foil | Original design + customization by Racheal Bumbolo
Simple elegance and delicate detail are a perfect combination for ringing in the new year! Inspired by our Minett design, this card takes a modern twist on holiday glam with classic, monochromatic colors enhanced by a touch of gold luster. We can’t wait to see what kind of customizations you dream up in the new year!
foil: white matte and gold matte | font: didot + lunar alchemy |paper: gray | holiday card size: A-6 | liner: adeline in white on white gold text | original design by Jessica Downs + customization by Alyssa Tidd
There are so many different ways you can customize any of our designs from wedding invitations to holiday cards. The options are endless! For this customization, we swapped out the original Rigby design’s warm ombré palette for a more calm, cool color palette. The sparkling foil colors mimic the shimmering brightness of falling snow on a winter day. We wish you all nothing but peace, love & joy this holiday season!
foil: ice shine and tawny shine | font: austin + charoe | paper: blue | holiday card size: A-6 | liner: classic color in tawny shine foil on white text | original design by Jessica Downs + customization by Alyssa Tidd
