Paper, Paper, Paper
“Love is not written on paper, for paper can be erased. Nor is it etched on stone, for stone can be broken. But it is inscribed on a heart and there it shall remain forever.”
Meet my gorgeous RSVP card, created by the lovely Elizabeth Khan, a friend of a friend. I sent her several ideas, and through the power of email correspondence she created my ideal invitation. It’s classic, elegant and timeless - exactly how I want my entire wedding day to be. The invitation itself will be on ivory card stock with an additional layer of chocolate brown behind it, and chocolate brown writing. I am including the invitation, RSVP and accommodations card — I can’t wait to send them out!
My next paper project is a menu for each place setting. I thought this would be a fun and easy project for me, as well as a great way for my guests to know what they’re being served. I found a seller on Etsy.com who I’ve hired to create our design, and I will be printing through Digitalroom.com. (I recently won a contest for 200 5 X 7 postcards from them – very exciting!)
I’m going to attempt the next few paper projects (ceremony programs and a welcome letter for my out-of-town bags) completely on my own thanks to the recent purchase of a new MAC computer. I’ll let you know how it goes!!
221 days until wedding day. I can’t tell if time is going really fast or really slow?? :)
3 comments
Hey Courtney! I didn’t know our dates were so close together!
It seems to be going by at a crawl, but I have so much stuff to do and I dunno if 200 days is enough to do it in!
The paper is lovely, by the way.
Hi Asia!!
I know what you mean – time is going both really slow & reaaaally fast. It’s crazy!!
My to-do list is slowly becoming smaller, although I’m positive as the day approaches it will grow once again, haha.
Thank you for the compliment on the paper! :)
Oh Courtney, how I wish I still had 221 days! Your RSVP is gorgeous and I only hope mine turns out as professional!
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