Showing posts with label thermography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thermography. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Beautiful Watercolor Wedding Invitations

These invitations were very unique. The bride approached me and asked if I could incorporate a watercolor that she had created into their wedding invitations.

We scanned in the image and it created a beautiful backdrop to the thermography used on the invitation and on the response card.  


The invitation suite was printed on a textured paper that added to the natural feel. The invitation and response card were mounted on a sturdy navy blue stock that picked up tones from the watercolor tree. The invitation was mailed in a natural colored envelope and the response card envelope matched.  I also created a directions and accommodations insert.




This is a great way to personalize your special day. If you have a special piece of artwork that you or a loved one has made I would love to incorporate it into your invitation.  It will make your invitations that much more meaningful.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Two Become One

I designed this beautiful invitation for a couple who wanted to celebrate how their union is symbol of God's love. These invitations were printed with a silver thermography on a linen white card stock.








I also recreated the cross symbol on beverage napkins in silver as well!

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Amanda & Tim's Wedding Invitations

These invitations are gorgeous!  Amanda is decorating her wedding with a great shade of pink and with a classic orchid.  We incorporated both into these beautiful invitations.  These invitations are printed with thermography (raised printing) on a beautiful crisp white linen stock.  The RSVP cards are also done in thermography on the front - the back has their names on it which makes it an easy postcard for their guests to pop into the mail (saves on postage!).  Also we included a map/directions/accomodations/reception card.  These guests are going to have all the important information at their fingertips!  We lined the inner envelopes to match the invitations for a very traditional look - the pink gives it a fun twist!