And the Cornhole Tournament Has Begun

What a way to celebrate the love of two people with none other than a cornhole tournament! This invite captures the laidback atmosphere of the shower while including the couple's wedding colors in the design. Good Luck Players!




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Girl's Weekend: Raleigh's 9th Birthday

Here is a birthday invitation for Raleigh's 9th Birthday! Raleigh had a few of her closest friends spend the night, where they had facials and manicures...the works! To carry out this mini-spa weekend, we created an invite with a sleepover theme that included home-made eye masks for each girl to wear during the party. What a way to relax and catch some zzz's! Read more on "Girl's Weekend: Raleigh's 9th Birthday"...

It's a Pizza Pie!!

Pile a slice with your own fix to celebrate Emily turning 6! Yes, we do kid's birthday invitations too! Look at these yummy handmade pizza pie invites we just made for Emily's 6th birthday, where her and her friends will be able to make their own pizzas. We even attached a magnet to the back to remind her friends of her pizza party every time they grab a snack from the refrigerator. Read more on "It's a Pizza Pie!!"...

Anne Marie's Bridal Shower Invitation

Since Anne Marie and Chris did not register for China, the bridal shower was taken place at a paint your own pottery shop called Dish It Out in Charlotte, North Carolina. The invitees were able to paint a plate to honor their relationship with the bride. Each plate was unique in their own way but similar with the green and black color theme–the bride and groom's wedding day colors. Each invitation was printed on a circle cardstock with a magnet attached to the back for easy placement on the refrigerator. 

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Eleanor Baccay & Adam Reece

Eleanor and Adam will be married on July 26, 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia. Their pink and brown pieces for the invitation set were designed to fit into one booklet; the invite on one side while the other side contained the RSVP tear-out postcard, the directions and accommodations card and the reception card. The right side of the booklet was tied together by one brown satin ribbon and each card was scored at the top for easy flipping.









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