In occasion of a silver wedding the invitation was designed specially for the silver bridle couple. The can as silvery element and symbol for a lucky marriage sets up the packaging for the invitation. The guest opens the can with the easy-open tap and finds a ball of earth same as the invitation card printed on seedpaper. Planted in the can and watered a few days the card transformes into wild flowers symbolizing a love that re-blossoms after 25 years of marriage. 

The motive of flowers recures at the table decoration of the silver wedding celebration. White roses planted into cans labeled with the menu go along with special place cards. These are stuck to a stuck to a sparkler to be lighted at the silver wedding dance.

At this celebration there was also a 90-sided silver wedding magazine which not only gave an impression of the marriage itself but also includes collected tales, memories and good wishes of the guests. As an addition to that this party was reviewed in a 60-sided photo album that stages the impressions of the evening in a clear and reduced layout.

The design accompanies the whole event like kind of a corporate identity and gives guests same as the bride couple a clear and structures frame for these festivities. The collaged old pictures of the original wedding find their places in all media and especially in the editorial. The interaction between black and white elements with white space and extensive collages combined with the metallic silvery look and the maritim location ends up in a varied harmonious overall image.