After little snooping into the history of our wedding venue, we found out the current owner named the farm “Silver Buttons” because way back when the original owner passed away his personal estate included not just this incredible property, but also 12 silver buttons.
So we decided to incorporate just a few more antique silver buttons into our boutonnières and favors. Not one button is the same!
The day I have been dreaming of since I was a little girl…. No not my wedding day silly, the day I get to design my save the date! The piece was actually inspired by some old art nouveau bookplates that I came across.
This 2 color, letter pressed piece is an envelope that has a die-cut frame on one side which showcases our engagement photo. Our date and information is printed on the other side. Printing was done by the lovely people at www.riseandshinepaper.com, and photography was shot by our super awesome friend Paul.
Below is a font I created to use on my own wedding pieces. It’s an homage to my current favorite stylistic period obsession. Inspired by my vintage 1920s engagement ring, and a honeymoon in Paris….
Kerry and Theresa will be celebrating their 1950s retro wedding surrounded by a huge collection original mid-century cars at the Antique Automobile Club this summer. www.aacamuseum.org
These vintage inspired designs playfully harken back to a more innocent time when sweethearts would share a milkshake down at the corner malt shop, which there is a replica of inside the museum!
Heather and Ryan’s mini-destination wedding in the Chesapeake Bay will be a laid back yet elegant get-away for family and friends. The pieces are shabby-chic watercolor calligraphy with just the final touches added in the computer.