I saw this invitation set on Oh So Beautiful Paper and fell head over heels for it. Lauren of Balue/Co. designed them for her friend, and I want them now. Doesn’t the kraft paper add the perfect wooden/floral touch? Love. Love. Love.
Photos courtesy of Balue/Co.
As a stationary lover, I am naturally head-over-heels in love with Paper Source. I went recently to find some crafty ways to wrap the gifts I had bought for {s}. I ended up leaving with my hands full, including a splendidly spontaneous purchase – paper straws for Apartment 335! These are the perfect decoration, especially for summer cocktails. For a light, refreshing drink, try a St. Germain Cocktail – a favorite for me and {m}.
I was first introduced to Deeann Rieves’ work a few years ago through a college friend of mine. Deeann is incredibly talented, which is evident if you take a look at her website. She also has a blog, and I was looking through pictures the other day and came across beautiful handwritten canvases that she had painted. I immediately fell in love. Later, I looking at Style Me Pretty, and I saw a couple’s wedding pictures taken on scrolled paper, painted in a similar style to Deeann’s canvases. I think it would be so romantic to have multiple white backdrops with the lyrics to you and your fiance’s favorite songs at the entrance of your reception, with photographers taking Polaroid pictures of the guests as they enter using ‘Stickyback’ film so that they can paste the pictures to the guestbook sheets and sign their name next to their faces – a “wedding face book,” if you will.
Images courtesy of Style Me Pretty and Deeann Rieves’ Art Blog.
What do you think?
Whether rain,
or shine,
parasols always look divine.
Images courtesy of 100 Layer Cake, Taylor Lord Photography, Style Me Pretty and Green Wedding Shoes.
I found this gem on ohsobeautifulpaper.com – it’s an adorable save-the-date from ephemera-press.com and is truly amazing. I love the photo booth effect. So creative! It looks fairly easy to do… inspiration everywhere! Now if only my calligraphy looked like that on the envelope…