Kim and Jordan's wedding program booklets and place cards

Kim and Jordan elected to have our monogram tag booklets with ribbon for their wedding programs. They chose a recycled navy blue cardstock (matte) as the cover, and white matte inner layer for the program base. The outer tag was made of white matte cardstock and was designed to coordinate with the design on their wedding invitation, including the touch of pink!  The inside of the program included an introduction for the event, their wedding party, and ceremony order-- all printed in navy blue.

they also ordered 2 layer folded place cards. The back layer was made of metallic navy blue paper, and the top layer was made with white matte cardstock. again, we carried the dot/line design to the add the perfect amount of details to the cards.

Matching table numbers and a guest book sign, although not pictured, were also created with the blue/white paper combo and navy/light pink delicate design.

congrats to the bride and groom!!!!

Katie and Rob circle cut out wedding "programs"

Katie and Rob are having a wedding weekend in New Jersey, so they wanted a little booklet to keep the guests informed throughout their stay. The chose to use our circle cut out wedding programs!

The cover was a gold metallic paper with a large circle cut out to showcase the couple's names. The inner layers, printed on white matte papers, included various information for the guests. Included: an introduction to the weekend, the event schedule for the entire weekend, drink vouchers for their welcome party, places and things to do, and a page for important phone numbers and addresses. a dusty rose lace holds the pages together.
Two different books were created- the bridal party will have a different (more detailed/more events) schedule than the remainder of the guests.

congrats to the bride and groom!

Leslie and Adam modern 4 layer programs

looking through my photos... I realized i never posted these photos! oops!

Leslie and Adam chose to use our modern 4 layer programs for their wedding. the first page included their names, wedding date and ceremony location. The following pages include the ceremony order, the wedding participates, and a special note to their wedding guests (thank you and in memory sections). 

Our popular dot design was used throughout the program. the fonts coordinated with other paper products from their wedding.

congrats to the (now) married couple! best of luck to you both!

Ashton and Mike three panel fans

Ashton and Mike loved our three panel fans. Ashton asked that the design of their programs match their wedding cake: a blue line with dots down both sides--- so using a cream cardstock as the base, the wording color matched the design down the side, as well as the blue ribbon color.  i love it when things come together!

congrats to the happy couple!

Jennifer and John- coordinating wedding items

Jennifer and John picked a variety of our items to coordinate with their wedding!

Menus: Ruby metallic cardstock is the sturdy base to the menu. the light purple metallic paper showcased the dinner menu in ruby and black colored inks.

Escort Cards:  to tell the wedding guests what table they will be sitting at, 2 layer flat escort cards were created. A metallic ruby cardstock is the sturdy base to the cards. the light purple metallic paper showcased the  guests name in black, surrounded by a Ruby colored border and grape motif. a location for table numbers was also printed on the bottom of the card for the couple to fill in the number when table numbers are finalized.

Table Numbers: double sided table numbers were created to match the colors and fonts of all of the other items. A ruby cardstock base was cut to 4x6" in size. the table number was printed on light purple paper with ruby colored ink. each side of the card includes the table number so guests can find their table from any direction.

Place Cards: once they know what table they will be sitting at, the wedding guests will be able to find their seat using the 2 layer folded (tent style) place cards. again, using Ruby as the base and light purple metallic papers as the top layer, the guests' names are printed in black, surrounded by a Ruby colored border and grape motif.

Mini Scrolls: instead of favors, the couple elected to make a donation to a charity. to tell the guests this, they elected for mini scrolls. each 4x6" scroll is printed on light purple metallic paper and includes a Ruby colored border as well as black/ruby colored fonts. A bright purple ribbon is also included so the papers can be rolled/held in the "scroll" shape.

 

Programs: they choose our booklets with monogram tag and ribbon closure. we used Ruby metallic paper as the cover and light purple metallic paper as the inner layer and outer tag. A "watermark" of grapes is showcased behind the couple's names/wedding date on the outer tag. All fonts are printed in a ruby color ink to match the dark purple cover. An ivory ribbon was used as the final touch to hold the pages together.

A beautifully coordinated wedding- i am very thrilled to have such a large part of the details sprinkled throughout their day.
Congrats to the bride and groom!

Michael and Alicia pearlescent wedding program fans

Michael and Alicia elected to use our pearlescent fan programs as part of their wedding ceremony. Using Old gold cardstock as the back layer, their Hawaiian poems (with the English translation) were printed in black in on a champagne top layer. Their names and wedding date were engraved on the base of the wooden handle. an ivory ribbon was also tied into a small bow as the final detail of the program.

Congrats to the happy couple!

Yesenia and Efrain's wedding table "numbers"

Yesenia and Efrain are planning their 10th anniversary celebration and asked us to create table "numbers" for the event. A bronze (dark brown) metallic cardstock was used as the tented (folded) base, and a gold metallic paper was used as the top layer. their names, event title, swirl graphic and location (the table "number") was printed in brown ink.

Congrats to the couple on their accomplishment!