Love these art deco style invitations from eInvite. They’ve got that Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration, great font options, matching shimmer green envelopes…. we’re sold!
You can personalize almost everything through their online system (font, colors, etc) but I just love the baseline options on this set. The colors are fabulous, the argyle pattern on the response cards creates this kind of a 20s/60s/deco/Mad Men mashup, and it works perfectly.
OK, so they are technically listed as Bar/Bat Mitzvah invites on the website, but thanks to their excellent personalization system, I was able to whip up a sample wedding invite in no time (as you can see in the first image). They’ve even got art deco Thank You cards as part of the suite. Love! (I may snag some of these just for non-wedding-use).
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If you’re designing your own invitations, save-the-dates or other paper goods for your wedding, at some point you’re going to run into a font problem. Namely: Arial and Times New Roman aren’t going to cut it. Luckily, the miracles of the internet make it easy to find great typeface all over the place. Here are …
Today we’re featuring some gorgeous foil pressed Art Deco invitations, most of them newly released designs, alongside a few old favorites. We’ve shown a couple of different colorways for each, but if you click through to the designers and vendors you’ll find that each of these beautiful foil pressed art deco invitations can be customized …
I don’t think of myself as the most crafty of ladies (well, crafty as in “sly”…maybe sometimes. But not so much with the scrapbooking-craftiness) so I am not a regular at Michael’s. But it seems I was missing out: it’s not all incredibly intimidating Pinteresty DIY supplies over there: they actually have some lovely printed …
Lots of brides are opting for online-only invitations these days, which can often be an easier (and eco-friendly) choice. Cocodot offers the best of both worlds and gives you the option of printing your invites, emailing them, or doing a combo. You can create event and RSVP pages and customize your design all through their …
Art Deco Invitation || Frank Lloyd Wright Style
Love these art deco style invitations from eInvite. They’ve got that Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration, great font options, matching shimmer green envelopes…. we’re sold!
You can personalize almost everything through their online system (font, colors, etc) but I just love the baseline options on this set. The colors are fabulous, the argyle pattern on the response cards creates this kind of a 20s/60s/deco/Mad Men mashup, and it works perfectly.
OK, so they are technically listed as Bar/Bat Mitzvah invites on the website, but thanks to their excellent personalization system, I was able to whip up a sample wedding invite in no time (as you can see in the first image). They’ve even got art deco Thank You cards as part of the suite. Love! (I may snag some of these just for non-wedding-use).
“Simon” Art Deco Invitations
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