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}  

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}

I loved working with this couple.  They were lovely and Jennifer was so easy to work with.  Not to mention, the entire family was lovely to work with.  Therefore, I was totally not surprised that Borrowed and Blue picked up these gorgeous photos of this stunning St. Regis Atlanta wedding from Anna and Spencer Photography and featured them on their site! http://www.borrowedandblue.com/atlanta/weddings/jennifer-shahin  

What a sweet couple...as you can see from all of the amazing photos my client sent me (courtesy of Robin Gerrard of Robin Gerrard Photography).  I just LOVE when clients send me photos from the wedding.  I think the photos say it all!  {The outer envelopes and response envelope were not pictured here but they were metallic blush for the response envelope and ivory with a blush envelope liner for the outer envelope}.

Caroline and her mother came to me wanting the perfect gold and ivory (really, soft white but Im picky on colors) invitation.  She wanted something classic, clean with a bit of whimsy.  So, we chose a gorgeous letterpress paper in the perfect color with a gold foil print and gold response envelope to add the touch of color she was looking for.  Then, to top it off, we designed it using a font that was a little more fun than super traditional.  Im sure you will agree that this invitation met all of their needs! And, the best part of the post...I even received some stunning photos of the wedding stationery from her amazing photographer, Haley Sheffield!  {The cute watercolor map designed by Natty Michelle Paperie.}

Sarah was a super sweet girl from Tennessee who had just happened upon my website while searching for invitations.  Being that she was in Tennessee and I'm here in Atlanta, I sent her paper samples and invitation samples in the mail to help us narrow down what she wanted for her invitations, and came up with this stunning champagne, taupe, blush, and rose gold letterpress and foil printed invitation set complete with a rose gold edge paint and custom monogram by Allison Banks.  I especially love the rose gold foil address on the blush response envelopes!  These invitation certainly exceeded Sarah's expectations, and I can certainly see why!

This is one of my favorite color combinations this year so far!  With the help of Allison Banks, whom I work with quite frequently to custom illustrate the monogram, we were able to design this invitation suite with custom monogram within TWO WEEKS of our initial meeting.  The MOB and the bride were both really concerned that the Dusty Blue color would potentially look too gray once printed but after the invitation was all done they were very pleasantly surprised.  It was the perfect color combination for a perfect Spring wedding.  {Outer envelope set was also done by Allison Banks and the ink was custom mixed to match the Dusty Blue color.} Please also check out some of the photos from Jill Doty Photography here (photographers photos of my work are always so much better than my photos...lol):  http://www.jilldotyphotography.com/blog/fernbank-museum-wedding-alyse-alex

Meaghan and Patrick were a delightful couple.  They wanted an invitation that was not only timeless and elegant, but really set the tone for a spectacular event.  Her colors were a soft white, taupe and gold so we went with this exact color theme for the invitations.  I honestly could not possibly be more pleased with how these turned out.  The invitation has the stunning pebble paper, dark taupe letterpress with gold foil, and a custom designed monogram (by Allison R. Banks Designs).  One of my favorite parts was the gold foil address printed on the textured taupe response envelope.  Im sure you will agree!

I actually worked with the mother-of-the-bride throughout this entire process, and she was a true delight to work with.  Its ALWAYS fun to work with a client that tells you "I love stationery and I want these to be fabulous since it will set the tone for the entire weekend's events."  YES!  The original inspiration was just something unique for the design without too much else to work with.  So, I do what I always do, and start asking questions about the event and the bride's favorite parts of the planning process so far.  Her mother told me, "Oh, by far, the dress.  She is obsessed with her dress."  So, here it is and we used this as the inspiration for the invitations.  I think they turned out pretty "fabulous." Save the Dates The save the dates were what starts it all, and these were done relatively (a really nice way of saying VERY) quickly.  Digitally printed with the same silver metallic stock as the middle layer as was used on the invitation. The Wedding Invitations These stunners were silver foil printed for all of the pieces on a smooth/semi-gloss white cardstock and mounted to a light silver pocketfold with the gorgeous pebble embossed paper and dark graphite stock accent.  I really cant get enough of that pebble paper, and its obvious my clients cant either!