The work I've done for wedding clients has been in collaboration with the brides, helping to come up with an overarching theme, ideas on how to tie it all together, and designing the print pieces needed.
Rachel & Julian:
The theme was "the woods," and wedding was held in a building which resembled a log cabin. What better way to portray this than with wood veneer invitations?
invitation, front
invitation, back
John & Melissa:
The theme was "Mexican calaveras," with tattoo art style to portray the couple. On a budget, we printed postcard invitations, and decorated with red roses (both real, and paper mache) to create the matching atmosphere.
The theme was "Mexican calaveras," with tattoo art style to portray the couple. On a budget, we printed postcard invitations, and decorated with red roses (both real, and paper mache) to create the matching atmosphere.
postcard invitation, front
postcard invitation, back
Daniela & Sam:
The wedding was to be held at an orange orchard, and invitations had already been made with orange blossom illustrations. We decided to add table signs which looked like vintage orange crate artwork. I scanned the original image and Photoshopped it to create custom signs for the couple.
original vintage orange crate sign
Save the Date, fridge magnet
numbered table signs
careful attention was paid to texture, to make the print appear seamless
