Whether you are getting married in Italy or Mexico or at home, a hand painted tile pattern is so chic. Include it in your China, linens, or stationery! Blue and white is dreamy anywhere in the world, but what about another color scheme custom to your venue?
These menus are a simple way to bring color and texture to the table. Finish them off with a calligraphy name in matching colors and your tablescape will be stunning.
Include a tile pattern on your envelopes or label and have the most stunning mail around. I like how this piece has matching stamps to up the impact.
And then love how this box has the pop of a large singular tile on the inside so you really notice it upon opening.
It’s always a party, and this Dallas Baby sprinkle designed by Gro was one for the books. The menus were layered with vellum on top of a cute pink umbrella. I then added the names in a pretty white ink and sweet script.
Isn’t the entrance just divine? I adore the umbrellas and balloons just floating.
These gorgeous menus were by The Left Handed Calligrapher for Goop a few weeks ago. I penned them in a gorgeous rose gold to match the foil (stationer unknown) on the fluffy handmade paper. My Mitty caps script was featured.
This was a fun event celebrating the Goop pop up shop in Highland Park Village at a private residence. I’ll share more once the photos are available online!
I love seeing menus all lined up in someone else’s well lit house when I work on-site. The edges on this paper though! So lovely.
If you need someone for your event, give me a call. I can travel under certain circumstances to complete on-site for the finishing touches to complete the event look.
The simplicity of this menu is leaving me smitten today. The mitty headers, grey on thick white card, beautiful letterpress. It’s perfect for any occasion!
I think I would use this for a great birthday party or special dinner party – how would you use it?
printing/design by the always awesome Bella Figura!
I love, love, loved working with Jayne and Dac on their wedding stationery. First of all, Jayne came to me with beautifully letterpressed invitations from smudge ink – and wanted everything in Orange ink! They had a lock and key theme that played through the whole wedding – don’t you just love it?
above photos by me
Jayne used Bobbi and Mike as her photographers and they did an awesome job! Jayne designed a door for the escort card display. Each escort card had a key tied too it and the back was stamped with my calligraphy saying “the key to a happy marriage”. Didn’t it turn out beautiful?
The menu cards were lovely too, round to sit in the plate perfectly printed in orange!
Congratulations Jayne and Dac – hard to believe it’s almost been a year 🙂
