Showing posts with label damask invitations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label damask invitations. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Black White Damask and a Touch of Burgundy - Wedding stationery for Anca B.

As I promised, here are a few glimpses in Anca's wedding.
The stationery I created for her was one of my favorite this year. Later I realized this is no wonder since Anca is an artist herself. You can tell by looking at her bridal bouquet - her own creation.

The invitations and the happy couple. Working with them was like breathing fresh air.
I also created a self adhesive monogram they added to the envelopes. The same monogram appeared on other wedding day things.

Once the invitations were out creating the  rest of the stationery was a breeze.
We made table numbers, menus and candy bar labels, all matching their black & white damask with a touch of burgundy line.

We printed stripes of the same black and white damask pattern to decorate the cake stand and look at this lovely image from the candy bar set up by Vanilla Events one of our favorite wedding planners to work with.

Thank you to the bride and groom for allowing us to be part of this very special day in their lives!

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

"Ruby" Invitation Collection




"Ruby" collection was born while I was designing Anca B.'s wedding stationery.
A combination of royal colors, damask pattern, crystals in the color of rubies, feathers, metallic paper... all these define like no other the style of Invitatii Couture. 

RUBY #1

Black and white damask raised pattern, burgundy lace cord and a square burgundy jewel on top. The dark red envelopes ads to the elegance of this invitation.




RUBY #2

A white fluffy feather adorned with a beautiful round jewel.
I changed the lace cord to white and the envelope to silver to achieve a softer elegance.

RUBY #3

My favorite of the collection. I think the dark envelope with a dark red rhinestone makes this invitations look mysterious beyond elegant.
I know not many couples will dare have black envelopes to their wedding invitations and you don't have to. This was mainly art for the sake of art, real soul nourishment between client work.



RUBY #4

This design is saying goodbye to the dark colors. I only kept the red lace cord and small red rhinestone on the envelope.

 Of course you can have a red envelope instead.
How about this matching menu? The big jewel just happened to lay around on the table and I loved the look so I had to snap a photo.

RUBY #5 (The Chosen Ones)

These are the winners for Anca's wedding. We also made menus, table numbers and candy bar labels.



More on this set with real wedding pictures coming soon.