The past few weeks have been a blur with one day running in to the next…I am completely exhausted, but excited about the possibilities this year will bring!

My Vintage Lace menus and programs can be seen in Southern Weddings magazine, which is always so exciting for me! What an amazing wedding - the blue really pops against the neutral backgrounds and I love the vintage theme.

My Vintage Rhode Island Postcards can be seen on Kristen Spencer’s photography blog - this wedding was equally amazing and took place at the Glen Manor House in Rhode Island.

Also, I will be a vendor at the first OFF WHITE INDIE WEDDING show on April 3rd at the Luminary Center for the Arts - more details to come!

Now available for order in the shop!

Today was spent assembling these oh so pretty boxed invitations…

I wanted to share with you the sweet photographs I took of my longtime friend Danielle and her husband Jeffery. Their baby girl will be arriving very soon, and I can not wait to meet her! I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas!

Here is a sneak peek at a BEAUTIFUL wedding save the date I have been working on! This Passport has satin ribbon and crystals — I love the color combination of hot pink and gold. (I’ll post more photos soon!)

On another note, I finally have a price list, invitation template and color swatch list available! These will be up on my website in January (the website will be getting a complete transformation) so in the meantime, just email me and I can send it to you in a PDF format.

Hello Everyone! I know I haven’t posted in a while, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been working! This has been the busiest month to date, and that is something I am truly thankful for this year. I thought I would share a cute little design for a first birthday party I did a few weeks ago — it was printed on a metallic cardstock and mailed in chocolate brown envelopes. So cute!

This invite was a fun collaboration between myself and the client, and I am thrilled to share the final product with you! Evonne and Lee met at a Barnes and Noble and wanted to keep with a “book/library” theme for their wedding — vintage and classy. The venue is the historic Peabody Library in Baltimore, which is an older library with lots of dark wood paneling and wrought iron. I worked with Evonne and created some logos and an invitation design, including a reply postcard that features a photograph of the Peobody Library.  Evonne printed and assembled the invites herself, adding special touches like the elegant ribbon and a little green apple cut-out.
I think the finished invite looks amazing!

See our invitations in St. Louis Entertains Holiday Edition - in stores now!

Here is a unique twist on my Passport wedding invitations — this one is for a destination wedding in Costa Rica! Danielle (the bride) wanted more of the old paper look and a sea turtle theme in blues and pinks (we came up with a super cute monogram).  She also wanted to wrap the Passport and Boarding Pass together with ribbon. We found these cute turtle buttons made from coconuts and added some pink satin ribbon and sinamay. I must say, I’m in love the results!