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Summer Bucket List [Free Printable]
3 years ago
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There is a lot of planning that goes into weddings and sometimes it's just hard to get your date narrowed down. That's what made Erma think that she just wanted to share their good news that they were ENGAGED and that an invitation would follow. Even though this doesn't give your guest a date to mark on the calendar they know to be expecting an invitation in the mail.
These damask patterned wedding programs proved yet again that your print projects can be done easy. They were simply printed on a glossy paper and folded in half...no need for extra work when the wedding is a week away! Congrats to Trudy & Nathan on there big day this coming Saturday!![]() | ![]() |
On April 9th, Bryan and I were invited to a beautiful daffodil wedding for the King's. Being the busy bride that Sara was, I wanted to help her keep life less stressful. So, when it came to thier programs, I thought, lets print them on the same pearl paper that we printed the invites on with the coordinating design. Between that and making them a oblong shape, it put them in a league of their own. And the best news, as soon as they were printed/cut they were done! No need to worry about making time to collate, fold, add any embellishments, etc. The perfect example of elegant yet simple...done easy!
Last week I finished up a project for my friend Sandy with http://www.rememberwheniowa.com/. She needed to make some gift certificates and we decided to have a little fun with them by getting #10 Onyx Black Metallic Policy Envelopes and customized seals. Then Sandy took it a step further by adding on some ribbon -- the front had a nice gift bow while the back had the flat ribbon that wrapped around the envelope with a seal keeping it shut.
The possiblities are endless when you add on your own person touch with embellishments such as ribbon, jewels, paper clips... The sample shown to the left are wedding invites with tiny jewels in the middle of the paisley on the main invite. It's amazing how adding something so little can make your print pieces really standout in big way!