This suite is the perfect example of coordinating a fun, casual save the date with a classic, formal invitation! The cohesive look was achieved by incorporating the calligraphy font into the save the date and the coral ink into the invitation envelope liner. This has our stamp of approval!
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
As if the skyline doesn’t make this invitation pop enough, the mix of lemon and plum gives the suite an extra punch!
Budget tip: Save money by keeping the invitation and inserts one color. Add the second color to the belly band to give the entire suite a two color look!
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
A fancy wedding doesn’t have to be stuffy! Alyssa & Isreal planned a gorgeous, formal wedding without forfeiting the fun. The invitation set the tone for the fancy feast with two color letterpress, whimsical calligraphy and a soft color palette.
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
A quick peek at this invitation and you can hear the jazz music and taste the cocktails!
This couple was ahead of the curve with their deco inspired wedding at historic The Blackstone Hotel. The color scheme of white, gold, blush and black kept the wedding as romantic as it was fun.
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
Elegance is made easy with {1} a gorgeous script, {2} a 2ply cardstock and {3} soft personal touches like a pattern liner and horizontal layout.
That’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
We love color, but neutrals are a favorite of ours, too: they are classic and always style! But if you are looking to add a twist to an otherwise classic invitation, we suggest adding a geometric or striped envelope liner or a painted edge.
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
Sometimes our favorite designs are simply sleek and chic!
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
Oh Chicago! We just can’t get enough of that beautiful skyline especially when it is paired with a deco motif and wallpaper. It takes the skyline to new heights!
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
We love Chicago (obvi), but it is always fun to design an invitation for a wedding outside the Windy City… especially when the wedding is in Louisiana! This design was the perfect mix of romance and charm for our Southern Belle Bride.
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
We thought the invitations were a fun project… until we got started on the ceremony programs!
These booklet style programs coordinated with the invitations by using the same navy ink and font styles but the show-stopper was the watercolor artwork of the church on the program cover! The original watercolor is now hanging in the couples home as a keepsake.
Love the look? We are hosting a trunk show with the artist (a Chicagoan and graduate of the American Academy of Art) on Thursday, July 18 from 6-8 p.m. He will be showcasing some of his work and taking orders (for weddings past and present!). If you would like to join, please email us at rsvp@magnificentmilestones.com.
Photography by Amanda Hein Photography
