An adorable save the date for an adorable couple! Cannot wait to get started on the invitations!

I got the opportunity to work with a wonderful firm, The Sute CPA firm, on their New Year’s cards this year. He was looking for something super creative, so he came to the right place! If you need a great CPA, please contact Michael Sute!

Charleen and Dustin were referred to me by another bride, and what a fun couple. Charleen actually had a friend provide us with the graphic and then we just used the graphic and made sure it worked perfectly with the rest of the invitation. You cant tell in these photos but we printed the invitation using thermography (raised printing) and it just turned out perfect. As you can tell, they had a blast! I especially love the choreographed dance by the bridal party . Looks like a wedding that I would love to attend!

What a wedding! It is always so fun to do designs with your friends, and I was lucky enough to work with one of the most amazing people I know. Layla and I have known each other for many, many years (not going to date myself with the number…not to mention Layla would kill me if I did), and I am so lucky to call her my friend. When I first saw Layla and Corey together I knew that was IT! So, when the ring came…we all weren’t too surprised. Layla and Corey had such a beautiful wedding, and I am so glad that I am able to share some photos with you.

The event photography was done by nadia d. photography and the invitation photos were taken by James Paul Photography.

I ran into Steven at a wedding networking event he was attending with his fiance, Shawne. Steven and I went to school together, and Shawne was there representing Anne Barge (she is the VP of sales for the amazing dress designer). So, I was so excited when Shawne reached out to me a few months later to help her and Steven with their wedding invitations. They were getting married at a Kentucky farm and wanted to keep the invitation timeless and classic. Her mother has always loved the fleur-de-lis so it was perfect to use for the invitation.

Where do I begin? First and foremost I have to give a lot of the credit for the design to the bride and groom. They both had a very clear idea of what they wanted their invitations to look like, and I just helped put it together. As you can see, their vision was stunning. I don’t know about you, but when I saw these photos I was so jealous that I wasn’t there! Not to mention, isn’t she gorgeous?!
PS-Dave is a professional photographer so please make sure to check out his link on our “Vendors we L-O-V-E” page.
The photos of the wedding and all materials were taken by Stephanie Williams Photography.

Maren was referred to me by Jennifer Lackey at Storybook Wedding Consulting (who is fabulous, by the way), and boy am I glad she did! Maren and Tom’s wedding is the most perfect fairytale as you can see from the pictures. From the linens to the design to the flowers to, of course, the paper, there was not one single detail missed. One word…breathtaking!
You can also check them out on WeddingWire.
Event Planning and Coordination: Story Book Wedding Consulting- 770.683.8050
Photography: Carla Gates Photography
Event Drapery: Marina Miller 404.597.4652
Lighting: Active Production – 404.633.3527 (Jason 404.867.5796)
Event Design: Tulip – Heather Jones and Eva Behrendt
Furniture Rentals Snyder: Jeff 843.514.5894
Event Rentals Unlimited (dishes, chargers…): 404.603.3000
Custom linens: I Do Linens – Tamara 678.986.2254 tamara@idolinens.com
Cakes: Baker’s Man – Mark Brickman
Band: Ruperts Orchestra – Mark Coughlin
Strings: Carla Padron with Candlelight Strings
Venue: Chateau Elan

Renee and Aaron were referred to us by one of our first (and favorite) couples we worked with when we had moved back to Atlanta (Aria and Nick). They were such an adorable duo and as nice as can be. As you can see below, their colors were coral and brown and Aaron really liked the palm leaf pattern paper we had…so, what the man wants the man gets, and Renee certainly was not complaining .

Camille found us on one of our FAVORITE sites, The Knot, and was getting married in Riviera Maya, Mexico (jealous). She was unsure of what she wanted her invitation to look like but after a little conversation I got to know her a little more and could tell exactly what she was looking for. I started with the monogram that was printed on vellum paper, and once she liked that it was easy to do the rest. She absolutely feel in love with the completed set, and I am sure you will too.

Being a fellow damask lover myself, I cannot help but be drawn to the pattern, and especially how you can use that pattern for the decor in your wedding and on your invitations. I just love it and here is a sample with accents of bright blue that I am sure you will enjoy.