Mitzvahs are so incredibly fun for me to design because they always get my creative juices flowing in a way that is very different from when I am designing a wedding invitation suite.  Skylar wanted her Bat Mitzvah to be fun and have a camping theme, as you can certainly see from these photos.  The details and wording behind each piece were very carefully chosen and designed.  I hope you love it as much as I do!

Save the Dates

Printed on a double thick stock with a double-sided design (left was the back and right photo was the front).

Invitation and Full Suite Photos

 

All I can say is "WOW."  This invitation was a true labor of love but it turned out better than I could have even imagined.  Julia and Timo both live overseas, getting married in Illinois, and heard about me through a coworker of Julias.  Julia had a specific vision for her invitations and they were super important to her, so we enlisted the help of an incredible watercolor artist to draw all of the elements of this invitation.  Each and every piece was custom-made and painted specifically for Julia and Timo.  And THEN, the icing on the cake were those perfect die cut round menus.  I'm thinking this will be a favorite for many for years to come. {Photography and styling by Jill Doty Photography}

Not only do I love this simple yet gorgeous invitation, but I love the photos of the suite together!  All in one photo you have the two-sided save the date, the gold foil invitation, the gold foil folded thank you notes, the table number, and last but not least, the absolutely adorable little folded wedding program complete with a tiny little ribbon. {Gorgeous photography and styling by Jill Doty Photography}

This lovely couple was referred to me by Jennifer Lackey with Storybook Wedding Consulting.  I LOVE when my wedding planning vendors refer me because it is a true testament to their trust in us.  Such an honor.  Check out this gorgeous gold foil printed invitation with stunning detail. {Photography and styling by Jill Doty Photography}  

We certainly know how to execute on the classic and traditional wedding invitation, and that pebble embossed handmade paper is certainly one of our most popular materials to use.  These photos by Anna and Spencer Photography really show how wonderful all of their stationery turned out.

This invitation was one that has been a very popular style since we completed them in back in April 2016.  It's a classic gold foil on cotton bridal white stock set using a font that has a very whimsical character to it but it still gives an overall formal feel.  I have so many brides lately that want the "formal yet fun" feel and I think this is perfect set for that type of bride. {Watercolor map design by Natty Michelle Paperie and Photography by Haley Sheffield}

So, Britt and I have been friends for longer than I would like to admit, so designing these invitations (obviously) was extremely important to me.  So much went into this design from the custom monogram crest created by the talented Allison Banks to the font choices to the perfect combination of rich green and gold colors to the green duplexed stock.  Not to mention the save the dates that were gold foil on a gray toned tree bark texture embossed paper.  I mean, really?  Could it get any better?  I really don't think so. {Styling and photography by Jill Doty Photography}

Becca was referred to me by one of my very favorite wedding planners, Marie King with Elizabeth Marie Weddings, and I could not have been happier about it.  These invitations turned out just as expected...classic, clean, and so elegant.  Perfect for a traditional Catholic wedding ceremony and Biltmore Ballrooms reception wedding.

This family was such a delight to work with, and it was such a delight to design their invitations as well.  As I am sure you can see by these beautiful photos Dana Cubbage Photography took of her invitations and other pieces we designed and printed for them.

We have been working on a lot of traditional style invitations lately so when I met with Sharyn I was super excited to get out of that box for a bit and do something modern and fun.