I would like to just say a big "thank you" to everybody who voted for my card, thereby providing me with this wonderful opportunity to be part of a blog hop with some of my stamping heroes!
You may just be starting the blog hop here at my blog, Stephanie Fischer, or you may have come from the person before me in the list. If you get off track at any time, the full lineup below will help you to move along from blog to blog so that you see all of the projects.
I thought I'd have a go at producing a wedding invitation with matching Save the Date and Place Names for the marriage of the legendary Jane Doe to Joe Blogs!
The closed invitation |
I used the retiring colour Mint Macaron, mainly because I have plenty of it! I teamed it with Very Vanilla and Blushing Bride (an appropriate colour, I thought) for a soft and pretty bridal combination. The stars of the entire show are the Bloomin' Heart thinlits and matching Bloomin' Love stamp set.
I layered the die cuts to provide strength and depth |
The retiring Designer Series Paper Falling in Love also makes an apearance |
The fully opened invitation from John Doe to the wedding of his daughter, Jane, to Joe Bloggs |
The Save the Date card has a magnet on the back so that it can be placed on the fridge as a reminder |
All of the components of the invitation suite |
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'Til next time!
Stephanie
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Beautiful wedding suite! Thanks for sharing the tip for using the Bloomin' Hearts Thinlits die cut on the front.
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DeleteWhat a gorgeous suite, Stephanie! I love the color combination you used. Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Melissa.
DeleteThis is just so pretty! Well done Stephanie! congrats on making it to the top 10!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Petra... you too!
DeleteStephanie I just love all of this wedding stationery you have created. The extra layers on the front of the invite and the pockets are genius!
ReplyDeleteDo you by any chance have your measurements that you would be willing to share? My granddaughter has asked me to make her invites. I'd love to do something like this. It would be easy to do and have everything together. What a great idea you shared! TFS!
ReplyDeleteInteresting that you should ask, Gloria. I'll have a look.
DeleteMeanwhile - I've been thinking of offering wedding stationery kits for sale - do you think that's an idea with legs?
Hi Gloria - I've sent you (I hope!) a private message on Facebook. :)
DeleteBloomin' marvelous creations Stephanie, matching magnetic Save the Date, pouch for more cards and that stacked heart die cuts! The fully opened invitation photo looks like it can also be turned into a wall hanging....if only the heart shape can be turned over ;) Jay x
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jay! You can always be relied upon for great kinetic ideas! Definitely something to think about ... in fact, I think I just saw how to do it - you're a genius! x
DeleteWhat an amazing set! I love how the invitation folds out & has the pockets for the other info cards.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Megan!
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