Week 20 - Share Photos: Favorite Wedding Stationery

[noelwr]

As suggested by WannaBMrsH a few weeks back, this week please share your favorite photo of your wedding stationery. It can be of your invitations, programs, menus, placecards, etc.

The rule of the game remains: Share only ONE photo per weekly thread, please.

 

[noelwr]

doubt this will be great quality as I zoomed in and resized, but I used the same design as in my invitations and made a seating chart poster which they hung on a mirror at the entrance.

 

[DisneyBride828]

here''s my full invites with our rings. They''re disney, of course. lol.

 

[wannaBMrsH]

This is a photo of our program and one of the fans we had at each place setting with my bouquet and our rings...I love that you see DH and my shadows to the side!

 

[purselover]

Great topic! I am obsessed with my invites so here is a picture, we got them from Crane. My favorite part if the back when you went to open up the envelope it said The Wedding Of ----- and then underneath December 26, 2009. ETA: it's really small but you get the idea!

 

[purselover]

Ok I got my invitation a bit bigger - here we go

 

[Haven]

My mom''s beautiful calligraphy:

 

[CDNinNYC]

I love this photo of a guest reading the Camera Scavenger Hunt instructions. The green paisley in the background matches the paper used in our invites.

 

[PumpkinPie]

Date: 3/12/2010 2:10:29 PM
Author: CDNinNYC
I love this photo of a guest reading the Camera Scavenger Hunt instructions. The green paisley in the background matches the paper used in our invites.

that''s a great photo!

 

[CDNinNYC]

Date: 3/13/2010 1:11:28 PM
Author: Maevie

Date: 3/12/2010 2:10:29 PM

Author: CDNinNYC

I love this photo of a guest reading the Camera Scavenger Hunt instructions. The green paisley in the background matches the paper used in our invites.

that''s a great photo!

Thanks Maevie! We had a fabulous photographer.

 

[katamari]

We forgot to bring an invitation to the reception, so our photographer wasn''t able to get any pics of them. They were my absolute favorite thing about our reception, so I will link to my thread about them here.

We did a lot of cool things with stationary/paper, as it was what we chose to focus our decorations on since we weren''t having any flowers. My second favorite thing after the invites were probably our "programs" which we made by cutting old maps and screen printing things like the menu, an in memory of page, and the like. DH created passport stamps that we stamped them up with. They were really very cool. One of these days I will get around to adding to the DIY thread and put better pics there, too.

 

[honey22]

Our programs, I am sure the text won''t be legible when we resized them. I made them myself and was really happy with them

 

[sunnyd]

No pro pics of these (

) but I slaved over these damn things so here''s a non-pro for you to enjoy.

 

[shelby09]

My wedding set and invitation

 

[babygirl]

Ok, so I''m not a newlywed, but sometimes I creep on these boards to get ideas, etc. Lovely invitations, gals. Haven, your mom''s calligraphy is TO DIE FOR.

 

[Haven]

Date: 5/20/2010 5:27:34 PM
Author: babygirl
Ok, so I''m not a newlywed, but sometimes I creep on these boards to get ideas, etc. Lovely invitations, gals. Haven, your mom''s calligraphy is TO DIE FOR.

Thanks, babygirl!

 

[iheartscience]

I had a really hard time finding place cards I liked and I was so excited when I found these. I hand wrote them all and I found matching stickers and just stuck them to silver thick paper to make the flat labels in front. And that was the extent of my DIY!

There were actually cooler pictures of all the place cards but I was too lazy to fuzz out the names so I went with one with the names already fuzzy.

 

[princessplease]

Our invitation suite

 

[mrscushion]

I adored my wedding stationery. Here is our save the date, which was a postcard with the picture of Verona, Italy, where we got married, and our letterpress invitation, which picks up the cypress tree motif that is all around our venue and the area.

 

[sillyberry]

We used these fonts and the flower motif throughout all the paper products! We chose thermography to save money and it was a GREAT way to print. It added something really special over just flat printing without the additional cost of letterpress. Can't recommend it enough.

 

[vc10um]

SB, I've always swoooooned over your stationary.

I needed double the copies necessary to make these programs, due to mispunched corners (the BANE of my existence!) but in the end, all of that was totally worth it because they turned out exactly how I envisioned!

 

[4ever]

I was a bit disappointed we didn't get a really good shot of our stationary. It's hard to see in this pic but all of our stationary was gold foil on ivory card. It was really simple and beautiful.

 

[natsplat]

This design of the both of us, by Paul Batterham, was used by us for reception invites (we had a very small ceremony) and also for the order of service:

 

[audball]

bump

 

[audball]

We didn't have a reception so the only "stationary" was the cards we made for our vows during the ceremony. Here are his/hers!

 

[pinkgem2522]

Nicely done!