This regal foil embossed wedding invitation set had us swooning. Our dear friends at Shindig Paperie brought us this customization of our Blyth design. Get all of the details about this stunning invitation and see more images!
The standout feature of this invitation is the two-letter duogram created using the overlapping initials of the bride and groom’s first names. This custom artwork is foil embossed, creating a raised, gilded appearance. The remaining text is foil-stamped in the same color, tawny shine for consistency. The foil stamping process gently pushes the foil into the thick 2-ply stock.
Invitation
addressing: return address printing on the back flap in regalia digital
The rehearsal dinner invitation strongly resembles the corresponding card from the inspiration design. Letterpress printing overlaps a monochromatic plaid pattern.
Rehearsal Dinner Invitation
letterpress: regalia + light lavender
paper: bella smooth cotton white 2-ply
size: a-5
Reply Card
letterpress: regalia
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
size: a-5
envelope: a-5 plum
addressing: tawny shine foil
The details card is a four-panel accordion fold, listing the specifics of the wedding weekend. This card features letterpress printing. The floral pattern on the first panel is sized down and transformed into a border that runs along the top and bottom of the remaining panels.
Details Card
letterpress: regalia + light lavender
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
size: 13.75 x 2.75 flat / 6.875 x 2.75 folded
finishing: score
Are you ready to put your spin on our Blyth design? Or would foil embossing take your dream wedding invitations to the next level? Contact us to get started, or find a dealer near you to see samples, and paper and ink swatches in person!
We were thrilled to see a feature in Chicago Social on Johnna and Sam’s beautiful modern wedding, brimming with personal touches, including several appearances by their mini dachshund, and lots of Chicago flair. Johnna is our friend from Big City Bride, and we previously highlighted her and Sam’s custom-designed save the date.
The wedding colors were bright pink, orange, and yellow, and each printed piece featured a single one of these colors. The modern invitation boasts a flood of bright pink letterpress, with the text created by the areas without printing.
Modern Wedding Invitation
letterpress: bright pink
paper: bella smooth cotton white 2-ply
size: sq-7
envelope: white text
addressing: bright pink digital on front and back
liner: supplied pattern in bright pink digital
finishing: assemble with metallic gold thread
job #71710
Rehearsal Dinner Invitation
letterpress: papaya
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
size: 4×4
job #71710
The rehearsal dinner invitation features the same flood of color, with the reverse creating the text and border, except this time the ink color is papaya. All the pieces in the suite featured the same design, but in different colors. The cards were square, with the invitation being the largest, and each subsequent card sized down. Before being placed in the envelope, the cards were stacked in size order, with the largest on the bottom and the smallest on top, and secured with metallic gold thread. This presentation created a collective ombre look, since the bold colors of each card peeked out around the edges of the smaller cards stacked on top.
We are so happy for Johnna and Sam, and we were honored to print their save the date and wedding invitation suite. Do you want modern wedding invitations? Are you thinking about ways to pay homage to your hometown or wedding location in your invitations? Contact us with your ideas or work with one of our talented dealers to help bring your vision to life.
This charming rehearsal dinner invitation from our friends at Paper Place sets the perfect tone for a springtime event. This is a customization of our Dendria invitation, and it’s a great example of how you can transform our designs. See what sets the customization apart from the original design and how the clients made this floral rehearsal dinner invitation their own.
The client kept the same floral liner and used the liner pattern to create a border along the outer edges of the invitation. A double-line letterpress border separates the text from the floral frame. Different fonts were selected, but they kept the same look of featuring the bride and groom’s names and the venue name in a script font and using a serif font for the remaining text.
Rehearsal Dinner Invitation
letterpress ink: chambray
digital: cmyk process
fonts: desirable calligraphy, bell MT
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
invite size: a-7
envelope: a-7 pointed flap white text
liner: dendria pattern in cmyk process + powder blue digital
envelope printing: return and guest address in chambray digital
job #74946
The final version does not include the blind embossed crest or the belly band, but the result is still lovely and fits into the tone and style of the rehearsal dinner and overall wedding weekend.
Reply Card
letterpress ink: chambray
fonts: desirable calligraphy, bell MT
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
invite size: a-5
envelope: a-5 pointed flap white text
envelope printing: address on front in chambray digital
The reply card stays true to the original and features the same fonts as the invitation and single-color letterpress floral accents along the bottom. The layout was slightly reworked to include meal options for guests to select.
Do you want to create a floral rehearsal dinner invitation or customize your own Dendria? Reach out, and we can help walk you through the process!
This invitation suite from our dear friends at RSVP in Omaha, Nebraska, features clean lines for a modern, sophisticated look. However, the whimsical liner adds an unexpected yet perfectly coordinated touch of personality. See all the pieces up close and discover what makes this blind embossed wedding invitation so special.
This client’s job is a customization of our Sherah design. At first glance, the final printed piece strongly resembles its inspiration, including the same die-cut shape combined with a beveled and painted edge. This custom wedding invitation swaps out foil stamping for letterpress printing in our vine ink, giving the card a more vibrant and springlike appearance. The bride and groom’s names are still blind embossed. The crisp, raised text provides a stately and sophisticated feel.
The Quinn liner, a fun floral pattern, replaces the art deco-inspired Sherah pattern featured in the original. The liner adds some whimsy while still maintaining the elegance of the invitation. The foil and digital Quinn pattern is repeated on the belly band and pocket panel, along with a few accent flowers on the reply card.
Invitation
letterpress ink: vine
emboss: blind
fonts: daughter script + kiona + ivy mode
paper: bella smooth cotton white 2-ply
invite size: f-8
diecut: franklin
bevel: 45-degree
edge paint: vine
envelope: f-8 white text
liner: quinn pattern in vine digital + champagne matte
envelope printing: return and guest address in vine digital
job #73441
The original suite had a separate pocket card to secure the auxiliary pieces. One version of the customization features a belly band secured to a mounting card, which is adhered to the back of the invitation to hold the reply card (not pictured). A second version of the suite features a pocket panel adhered directly to the back of the invitation. The larger pocket panel secures the rehearsal dinner invitation, details card, and reply card.
Pocket Panel
foil: champagne matte
digital: vine
paper: white text
size: 6.4235 x 9.5 flat, 5 x 6.5 folded, die-cut card
finishing: assemble and adhere to the back of the invitation
Rehearsal Dinner Invitation
digital: vine
fonts: daughter script +kiona + ivy mode
paper: metallic gold leaf 2-ply
size: a-2
Details Card
invite size: a-6
digital: vine
fonts: kiona + ivy mode
paper: bella smooth cotton white 2-ply
This lovely invitation suite creates the look and feel the couple strove to establish for their wedding. While it does draw heavily from the inspiration design, there are a lot of changes and fun additions that make it completely one-of-a-kind. Reach out to customize your blind embossed wedding invitation or find one of our dealers to see samples in person and receive expert guidance.
Our wedding release is easily one of the things I look forward to most each year. It’s a time to explore new styles from trendy to timeless, spotlight new offerings from our library, and push the boundaries of what we can do.
The open-endedness can truthfully be a bit daunting for me. Sometimes, a concept comes together quickly; other times, it takes a while to come to fruition. Regardless, the start of the process for me is always the same — a trusty Pinterest board. I start by pinning anything that catches my eye: patterns, color palettes, artwork, photos, anything. From there, I sort through everything, grouping what feels cohesive, allowing me to see the things I’m drawn to and start to conceptualize my new designs for the wedding release.
Cyrus
Cyrus was born from dense florals, fun colors (I had to use our new Verdigris, Lilac, and Rouge inks here!), and modern typography. Creating these florals that fit together like puzzle pieces was quite the challenge, but it brings almost an art print feel to the set.
Forsythe
Forsythe was one of those ones that came together quickly — my inspiration led me to an updated, modern chinoiserie feel. A delicate, hand-drawn floral branch is utilized throughout the set. The soft blue inks beautifully contrast with the pale ribbon and velvet accents. Our belly band assembly set up on the back of the invitation has been a hit. The custom die-cut tag felt like the perfect way to elevate that.
Rosalie
Rosalie came from a color palette that seemed to catch my eye — soft pink and bright red. This was the perfect place to show off our new Ballet paper and Chili ink, with tonal accents in Bellini. I knew whatever direction this took, it had to be fun and playful. A vintage Palm Springs vibe felt right, with cheery illustrations and whimsical typography.
Royce
Royce was the last design to come together, but it may just be my personal favorite. This set came alive from vintage embroidery transfers that I stumbled upon. I started with the flower digital illustrations you see on the folder, invite, and save the date. Then, I created the additional borders for the other pieces. It feels a little chaotic, but at the same time, cohesive. My favorite part about this is easily the folder — I think it perfectly showcases the entire set without one piece overpowering the other.
Our 2025 Spring Collection is here! This mini release includes five re-imagined versions of some of our popular designs. These designs feature plenty of motifs, unique die cuts, and new offerings, like custom-converted envelopes. See more of our Spring Collection and get inspired!
Braxton V.2
Blind sculpted embossing creates a contoured appearance, giving the floral accents on the Braxton V.2 save the date added dimension. Our Lincoln die cut, coupled with the script font, further elevates the look and sets the tone for a lavish affair.
The same floral accents from the save the date are repeated on the invitation, but this time, the floral artwork adorns opposite corners instead of being centered. Using the same artwork maintains consistency, but breaking it up keeps things new and fresh while giving the invitation a balanced feel.
The after-party card is much more casual and features a fun die cut in the shape of cowboy boots.
Invitation
letterpress ink: verdigris
sculpted embossing: blind
fonts: itc galliard pro + mozart script
paper: bella cotton white 2-ply
invite size: f-8 (tier 3)
custom converted envelope: bella cotton white text
envelope printing: braxton v.2 floral pattern in verdigris + french blue dg (interior) + gwynn pattern in verdigris (exterior)
Save the Date
letterpress ink: verdigris
sculpted embossing: blind
fonts: itc galliard pro + mozart script
paper: bella cotton white 2-ply
card size: a-7 (tier 3)
diecut style: lincoln
After Party Card
letterpress ink: verdigris (back)
digital ink: cmyk (front)
fonts: itc galliard pro + mozart script
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
card size: custom cut 3 x 3.25 (tier 1)
diecut style: bf-143
Derian V.2
The floral accents and charming hummingbird die cut of Derian V.2 are perfect for a garden-themed wedding. The front of the invitation is stately and formal, while the back printing is a subtle and fun way to incorporate a personal touch and the darling floral pattern. The same floral pattern appears on the back of the invitation and the envelope liner, with a different background color.
The stripes on the welcome party card are reminiscent of the border on the invitation, creating a connection between these cards.
liner: derian v.2 ivy vines pattern in vine + cmyk
metallic thread: amethyst
envelope: bella cotton ivory pointed flap
digital addressing inks: cypress + cmyk
Welcome Party Card
letterpress inks: cypress + sand
font: ivy presto
paper: bella smooth cotton ivory 2-ply
card size: a-2 (tier 1)
Duval V.2
Duval V.2 has a tropical flair. The names appear in the Eternal Blossom font, which is a casual font with a grand presence. The vellum belly band features a crest with the bride and groom’s initials for a touch of whimsy and a burst of color.
This design has two fun die cuts: the reply card, which is shaped like a monstera leaf, and the rehearsal dinner card, which is shaped like a clamshell. Digital printing on the front helps bring these die-cut shapes to life.
gatefold size: 9.31 x 6.19 flat, 4.62 x 6.19 closed
Reply Card
letterpress ink: bellini (back)
digital ink: cmyk (front)
font: eternal blossom + sweet sans
paper: bella smooth cotton bright white 1-ply
card size: custom cut 4.4 x 4.69 (tier 1)
diecut style: bf-146
Rehearsal Dinner Card
letterpress ink: bellini (back)
digital ink: cmyk (front)
font: eternal blossom + sweet sans
paper: bella smooth cotton bright white duplexed 2-ply
card size: custom cut 4.69 x 4.3 (tier 1)
diecut style: bf-145
Hadaway V.2
Hadaway V.2 embodies a spring vibe. Wedgewood letterpress printing coordinates with the rustic gingham-patterned liner and belly band. The floral border on the save-the-date reappears on the mounting card, creating a cohesive feel across the various pieces. Motifs representative of the events listed on the details card are fun, informative, and help set the tone for the weekend.
Invitation
letterpress ink: wedgewood (front)
digital inks: wedgewood (belly band) + powder blue + cmyk (back)
fonts: aria text + stipa willington
paper: bella smooth cotton white duplexed 2-ply (card) + 1-ply (belly band + mounting card)
invite size: f-8 (tier 3)
mounting card size: custom cut
belly band size: custom cut 1.75 x 8 flat, 1.75 x 6.45 assembled
liner: jenson stripes gingham pattern in wedgewood
custom converted envelope: leaf text
digital addressing ink: white
Details Card
letterpress ink: wedgewood
digital inks: powder blue + cmyk
fonts: aria text + stipa willington
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
card size: a-5 (tier 1)
diecut style: cd-620
Events Card
letterpress ink: wedgewood
digital ink: cmyk
fonts: aria text + stipa willington
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
card size: a-6 (tier 2)
Ryann V.2
Ryann V.2 rounds out our Spring Collection and showcases everything central to a coastal New England affair. The invitation features yale letterpress ink on 2-ply sky paper for a timeless and elegant appearance. The envelope is custom converted from using storm text and bears a liner pattern created from overlapping hydrangea blooms. Hydrangeas also appear as part of the crest on the save the date and as a die-cut website card. The accordion fold details card relays useful information for guests and features watercolor motifs.
Invitation
letterpress ink: yale
fonts: 1769 display + wordless script + questrial
paper: sky 2-ply
invite size: f-8 (tier 3)
edge painting: yale
liner: ryann v.2 hydrangea pattern in cmyk
custom converted envelope: storm text pointed flap
digital addressing ink: white
Details Card
letterpress ink: yale
digital ink: cmyk
fonts: 1769 display + wordless script + questrial
paper: bella smooth cotton white 1-ply
card size: a-5 13.52 x 4.75 flat, 3.38 x 4.75 folded (tier 3)
Our 2025 Spring Collection is timeless and on-trend, and effortlessly demonstrates how to blend different printing methods and embellishments to create something one-of-a-kind. Did any of these designs or aspects of these designs catch your eye? Contact us to learn more and start working on your custom wedding invitation.
The envelope is the first thing your guests see when they receive your save the date, invitation, announcement, or holiday card. There are plenty of ways to customize your envelope to make it a cohesive part of your invitation suite. Here’s what you need to know about envelopes and find out how to make a memorable first impression with custom envelopes.
Envelope Basics
We offer both traditional pointed flap envelopes and modern square flap envelopes. Most of our envelopes are available in white, bright white, and ivory, as well as many of our color papers, but contact us to double-check availability. You can always customize your envelope by adding a liner. Choose from a metallic stock, or add digital printing or foil stamping. We offer a wide selection of liner patterns in a range of styles. We can also create a custom envelope liner pattern. Let us know what you’re thinking, and our talented design team can bring your vision to life.
Handmade Envelopes
Create a perfectly coordinated set when you select inner and outer envelopes made from our handmade paper. Enjoy the consistency of a deckled edge on the envelope, as well as the cards held within. We now make outer envelopes using our handmade paper to fit inner envelopes made from the same stock. We have white handmade envelopes in stock.
Custom Envelopes
That’s right–all our cotton, smooth cotton, and color papers can be transformed into envelopes. We convert our envelopes in-house, so we can create custom pieces. Let us know the size and style you need for your job, and we can provide you with a quote.
The envelope is an important part of your invitation, so give it the attention it deserves with something as unique and one-of-a-kind as your printed piece. Please contact us to check availability or learn more about creating a custom envelope design.
It’s always a joy to work with Arni Paperie, and it was extra special when we found out what Stephanie and Timothy had in mind for their wedding invitations.
The text is letterpress printed in deep blue ink on our luxurious 2-ply smooth cotton paper. The standout feature of this wedding invitation is the illustration of the venue, the Pridwin Hotel. A custom illustration of this iconic beachfront hotel graces the bottom of the invitation. We also created an accordion-fold details card that features a map of the North and South Forks of Long Island, including Shelter Island, the location of the festivities.
We created these custom illustrations based on direction and insight from the bride and groom. They had a vision, and we worked to bring that vision to life and create something completely unique.
Invitation
Letterpress: deep blue
Digital: CMYK
Fonts: altesse, classico + gotham
Papers: bella smooth cotton 2-ply white
Card size: f-8
Liner: CMYK
Envelope: bella cotton white
Digital return and guest addressing: deep blue digital
Job: #67279
Details Card
Digital: CMYK Process + Deep Blue / CMYK Process + Vine + Deep Blue
Paper: bella smooth cotton 1-ply white
Size: 13.52 x 4.75 (flat)
Finishing: Score
Job: #67279
A custom illustration is a great way to add a personal touch to your invitation, envelope liner, details card, or any part of your suite. Artwork can be repurposed on multiple pieces to create a cohesive element that pulls everything together. Contact us to learn more!
Our lovely friends at Sweet Paper in La Jolla, California, helped Alexandra and Jan create this timeless wedding invitation customization of our “Elton” design. The couple retained the double-line border but changed the fonts, swapped the color paper for our Bella smooth cotton, and removed the branch motif to better suit their black-tie affair.
The classic combination of Champagne Matte foil and crisp white paper was complemented by some of our most popular embellishments, including mother-of-pearl silk ribbon, metallic gold thread, and metallic seashell envelope liners.
Invitation
Foil: champagne matte
Fonts: karin + bodega script
Papers: bella smooth cotton 2-ply white
Card size: f-8
Finishing: assemble with mother-of-pearl silk ribbon
Are you thinking about customizing our Elton design? Or do you have a different wedding invitation customization in mind? Contact us to get started or ask any questions you may have.
A die-cut shape is an easy way to add your individual style to a card or elevate the look with something that is both trendy and timeless. We offer a variety of die-cut card shapes, and we can also create something custom if we don’t already have something that fits your vision. See some of our most popular die-cut shapes to find inspiration!
All About Ovals
Ovals are having a moment. This timeless shape’s gentle, curving lines add elegance to a card. We have oval dies in many different sizes, so you can find the one that works for invitations or other printed pieces.
Our linen velvet stock coordinates beautifully with terracotta letterpress ink for our Harriet save the date. A thin single-line border accents the shape, giving this card a refined appearance.
The Rosalie suite has a lot of fun die-cut shapes. The details card, reception card, menu card, and program all feature an oval shape. This repeating shape creates a sense of consistency across the suite.
Rosalie Details Card
Letterpress inks: chili + bellini
Fonts: eternal blossom + california oranges
Papers: ballet 1-ply + chili duplexed 1-ply
Card size: a-6 (tier 2)
Diecut style: bf-113
The Marcelle rehearsal dinner card is an extravagant art deco masterpiece. The border features an intricate floral pattern with amazon and navy letterpress offset by gold prism shine foil. The border hugs the oval shape of the card, accentuating the rounded ends.
Marcelle Rehearsal Dinner Card
Letterpress inks: amazon + navy
Foil stamping: gold prism shine
Fonts: utile display + classico + angeline
Paper: bella smooth cotton bright white 2-ply
Card size: a-6 (tier 2)
Diecut style: bf-113
Our Kinsley menu is an oval shape with some extra flair. This die-cut card is wrapped with greenery, and the branches help form the shape. The branches extend beyond the edge, creating a unique, eye-catching organic form. Blind deboss accents give the greenery dimension.
Kinsley Menu
Letterpress ink: blind deboss
Foil stamping: tawny shine
Fonts: guyot + juliette
Paper: evergreen 2-ply
Card size: 6.8 x 7 (tier 3)
Diecut style: bf-118
If you like the curved lines of an oval but want something slightly different, consider Kaia. Our Kaia invitation has a rounded top, but the bottom is square. The tawny shine foil and blind embossed rows accent the curve while creating a border.
Our Violette invitation takes the partial oval die-cut shape and transforms it into a gatefold. This gatefold resembles glass paned doors that open to reveal the invitation. Digitally printed floral accents on the inside panels of the gatefold are a bold burst of color.
Violette Invitation
Letterpress ink: leaf
Foil stamping: copper matte + pearl shine
Digital ink: cmyk
Fonts: dofta + new icon + perpetua
Paper: bella smooth cotton bright white 1-ply
Card size: f-8 custom cut 12.38 x 8.31 flat, 6.19 x 8.31 folded (tier 4)
Diecut style: bf-133
Liner: violette pattern in pearl shine on lilac text
Envelope: bella cotton bright white
Digital addressing ink: leaf
Are you in love with ovals, or is there a certain shape that would be perfect for your save the date, invitation, menu, or another card? Contact us, and we can talk about your vision and create the perfect die-cut shape!
Carly and Kerigan worked with our dear friends at Smitten Boutique to create the perfect invitation suite for their destination wedding in Mexico.
Invitation Specifications
Base design: custom
Letterpress: Carolina
Foil: silver matte
Fonts: ivy mode regular/light/italic, herr von muellerhoff regular
Paper: cotton 2-ply white
Card size: F-8
Edge paint: Carolina
Liner: white digital on Persian text
Outer envelope: F-8 outer pointed flap with royal blue digital guest address on front and royal blue letterpress return address on flap
Customization: Job #73746
Pocket Panel
Paper: 1-ply sky
Die cut: BF-91
Card size: F-8 square pocket panel
Finishing: mount to back of invitation
The invitation is on our 2-ply cotton paper, which holds a deep and crisp impression and perfectly showcases the edge painting. Silver matte foil stamping adds a subtle glimmer. The palm tree detail on the front is letterpress printed in Carolina blue to coordinate with the edge painting. These minimalist invitations have a luxurious vibe, setting the perfect tone for this formal seaside affair.
Reception Card
Letterpress: royal blue
Paper: cotton 2-ply white
Card size: A-6
Details Card
Letterpress: Carolina
Paper: 2-ply sky
Card size: A-2
Welcome Party Card
Letterpress: garden
Paper: cotton 2-ply white
Card size: A-5
Reply Card
Letterpress: rust
Paper: cotton 1-ply ballet
Card size: 3×4
Friday Card
Card size: A-5
Letterpress: messa
Paper: cotton 1-ply white
The remaining cards in this suite retain the luxe aesthetic while incorporating some beachside Mexico flair. Each card features an intricate border reminiscent of traditional Mexican artwork but in a single color to create a more streamlined and minimalist look. A pocket panel made from our 1-ply sky paper is mounted to the back of the invitation to secure the additional cards.
Are you looking for something understated yet luxurious? Or do you want invitations for your destination wedding that merge your style with some local inspiration? Contact us, and we can help you create the custom wedding invitations of your dreams!
The Bella Figura 2025 Spring Collection is almost here! This mini-release highlights many of our wonderful new motifs and how they can be used to create something truly one of a kind. We paired them with reimagined updates to some of our most popular designs over the past few years to create some real design magic!
When we updated our Design Library in the fall, we added over a hundred new hand-drawn and painted motifs created by our talented team of designers. We carefully curated a collection of motifs that could be used for any event and idea you can imagine. From an expansive range of event card icons to watercolor beach umbrellas and pickleball paddles, we tried to show it all! Quirky and fun to elegant and sophisticated, there is something for every style. So, in this release, we want to showcase the ways these motifs can be incorporated to customize a design. From as simple as bringing in motifs to create a one-of-a-kind envelope liner to creating custom die shapes for a unique insert card or tag, the possibilities are endless!
Here is some insight into the creative process behind this release from our Creative Lead, Jessica.
I had a lot of fun creating this mini collection, and I hope that shines through in these designs. You’ll see some of our newest ink and paper colors also mixed into this release. As well as a few custom converted envelopes. This is a great way to customize your designs with colors outside of our standard color envelopes.
Braxton 2
The charming architectural details of Cotswold cottages and gardens inspire this design. It has large florals and geometric trellis shapes in shades of bright French Blue and vintage Verdigris green ink. I wanted the texture of the sculpted blind embossing to shine here, so I kept the motifs minimal and tonal in letterpress ink. But since this is a Texas wedding, I brought in the Watercolor Cowboy boots as a fun custom die shape for the after-party celebration!
Derian 2
I envisioned this for a small and sweet garden party wedding. I pulled together some of my favorite floral motifs like Lavender Sprigs and Queen Anne’s Lace and paired them with the sprawling Ivy to create a whimsical and elegant vibe. And if you know me, you know I love a bird on an invitation suite, so I had to bring in the Watercolor Hummingbird as a custom die shape tag to tie the whole suite together!
Duval 2
Where color and creativity meet! I wanted everything about this suite to be bold and bright. Using many of our tropical motifs, I created a custom crest on the bellyband and brought those motifs in throughout all other pieces, from the subtle Monstera reply card to the over-the-top gatefold save the date. It shows the versatility of our motifs and how to use them!
Hadaway 2
I wanted this to be for a colorful springtime backyard celebration. Inspired by the bright florals you’d find blossoming in your very own garden. The poppy patterns pair perfectly with understated elegant typography. But for some personality, I brought in the Pizza and one of my personal favorites, the Watercolor Soft Pretzel!
Ryann 2
Inspired by one of my favorite places, Cape Cod. This design is a subtle nod to traditional nautical New England. I knew I wanted to work in some of my favorite motifs, Watercolor Lobster and Beach Ball, but do it in an understated way. By pairing them with classic typography and sophisticated paper colors, these fun and quirky motifs create charm and charisma without being cheesy.
