Wedding Invitations

The Stonesifers wanted a four card Pittsburgh themed wedding invite. These cards were printed on 100#C linen stock, in a laser cut pocket shell and held together with a vinyl belly band. This sort of solution took a month to complete.

When designing a wedding invite, I like to give clients options to make sure I give them a design they will fall in love with. This art deco inspired wedding invite was the second option designed for the Stonesifer Pittsburgh themed wedding.

This invite was created for a couple that lives on Mt. Washington, PA. It was designed live in two hours.

This was featured on the back of their wedding invite

Here is the Bayala wedding Save The Date Magnet (left) and final wedding invite design (right). The Bayalas wanted an artsy watercolor 1 card invite, and was printed on 100#C linen.

The Jones wanted a five card rustic themed wedding invite. These cards were printed on 70#C smooth stock, in a cherry pocket shell and held together in a A7 smooth envelope. This sort of solution takes a month to complete.

The Birds wanted a four card blue and purple themed wedding invite. These cards were printed on 100#C smooth stock, in a sturdy pocket shell and held together with a vinyl heart stick. This sort of solution took a month to complete.

Kelly and Allison wanted a two card rustic themed wedding invite. The main invite card was printed on 70#C smooth stock and mounted to 80#C smooth navy cardstock. This card was accompanied with a business card size card with info to their wedding website and an A7 envelope. This sort of solution takes two weeks to complete.

The Stroud’s wanted a two card watercolor fall themed invite. The main invite card was printed on 100#C linen stock and mounted to 80#C smooth orange cardstock. This card was accompanied with a business card size card with info to their wedding website and an A7 envelope. This sort of solution takes two weeks to complete.

Heather and John wanted a four card classic Beauty and the Beast themed wedding invite. They also wanted variable cards to correspond with specific guest accommodations for a total of 9 card designs. The main invite card was printed on 70#C smooth stock, in a sturdy pocket shell and held together with a A7 envelope. This sort of solution takes a month and a half to complete.

The Johnsons wanted a four card simple and red themed wedding invite. These cards were printed on 100#C linen stock, in a sturdy pocket shell and held together with an A7 envelope. This sort of solution took a two weeks to complete.