another set of seal and send wedding invitations! the bride and groom are doing a giving tree themed wedding, so the invitation is modeled after the tree from the book. check out their save the dates here.
if you are looking to do something eco-friendly for your wedding, these invitations are all in one and you don’t have to use any envelopes for them!
you can definitely tell it is wedding season here at c designs! so many new invitations to share.
this invite is another seal and send design, a nice eco-friendly way to send out an all-in-one invitation. no envelopes needed!
if you are interested in this style of invitation or any other style you have seen here for your upcoming wedding, please contact me. there is still plenty of time do custom for upcoming fall weddings!
i haven’t shared any nature photos in sometime. we all know how i really enjoy the natural design and beauty of nature. i find it so inspiring in my own work.
as of right now, my new favorite flower has to be the peony. they are so bold and bright – i love how this huge flower pops out of this comparatively tiny little bud. mine are spreading and i am finally getting a nice amount of them – i had to share!
next step? i think a pre-designed invitation set with gorgeous peonies – check back for updates!
this couple wanted to combine their unique styles into one invitation design that would be totally theirs. the husband liked the tattooed look while the wife is very into antiques. they both were looking for a hand drawn feel. from this wonderful inspiration we came up with the design theme, “tattoo parlor meets vintage chic” which resulted in these wonderful handmade wedding invitations
this week’s “pack it up, baby!” features another vintage design. this one was a particularly unique find (thanks again to Tom). federal meats is a local butcher shop with several locations and has been around since 1930, making it a buffalo,ny staple. this insulated paper bag looks like it was from the late 40s or 50s. the illustration is so whimsical and charming in it’s simplicity. what is particulary exciting about this find, is that my father-in-law is a long time employee and manager of federal meats. so not only is it a great piece of local graphic design history but we have a personal connection to it, too! enjoy 
