Showing posts with label Save The Date Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Save The Date Cards. Show all posts
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Jeff & Erin's EPIC Wedding Trailer: Save the Date
So much Fun!
Friday, February 4, 2011
Save The Date Sweet Heart

A unique engagement or wedding gift - cartography sheet cut into a heart featuring a custom location of your choice - the city or country where the couple first met, or where they got married, or a place dear to their hearts.
This custom anatomy-inspired paper heart cut out is made using an original map by hand. This one-of-a-kind paper cut design was made using an old map mounted on a wooden display block and sealed with paint brush strokes for texture & protection. It’s a freehand cut out (unlike my solid paper designs), & features an interpretation of a heart's anatomy carefully extracted from an original map with an x-acto knife.
visit http://papercuthearts.wordpress.com/custom-gallery/
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Send a Nautical Save the Date, Invite, or a Maritime Thank You!


For the nautical sport enthusiast ... or those who just like a bit of nautical flair ... what could be more fun than a monogram done in nautical flags?! These Nautical Monogram Calling Card allows up to 4 initials on the front in the order you would like them to appear; all flags are the same size, so First, Middle, Last is the suggested order.
NOTE: Sold in sets of 25
Finished: 3.5" w x 2" h flat card
Paper: Heavy, smooth finish
By Cindy Galka of www.muffywritesanote.com
cindy@muffywritesanote.com
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Ario Wedding

I think this image would make a fun Save the date or response card for a destination wedding!
Artist Heath Robinson looks at different aspects of the artist's talents - from delightful children's book illustrations to drawings of crazy machines. Today Robinson is still most widely remembered for his wonderful humorous drawings. However, this type of work was only his third choice of career and one that he turned to almost by accident..
Trained at the Royal Academy Schools, it was his skills as a draughtsman combined with his unique vision that accounted for his success both as an illustrator and humorist. As a graphic artist he was constantly experimenting, adopting different styles to suit his subject. Other exhibits include pieces of china and books illustrated by Robinson.
http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Sunday, November 22, 2009
YOO TOO Can Be A Star!

I found This product at Bloomies yesterday. What a fun what to do a interactive, Save The Date, Proposal or Wedding Video Here's all About it...
With Yoostar, you can do more than just sit and watch your favorite movies, TV shows and other video. You can star in them alongside your favorite actors, play the role however you want, and share your performance with the world.
When you buy a Yoostar system, you'll get the tools you need to turn your home into a movie studio: a specially-designed web cam, green screen and stand, remote control, and Yoostar software that makes it easy to step into the role of your favorite actors. Simply plug it in to the USB port of your home computer (PC or Mac), and you're ready to roll.
The Yoostar system comes with an initial set of scenes, and hundreds more of the most iconic, well-known scenes in video history are available for purchase and download from Yoostar's vast library.
www.yoostar.com
Thursday, July 23, 2009
American Gothic Revisited!

This just made me laugh!
It could make a fun Photo for a Save the Date for a country side wedding.
www.BrianPhillipsPhoto.com
Sunday, May 31, 2009
The importance of a the Save The Date card
When you are planning for your wedding, you often want to give out of town guests plenty of notice to make their travel plans. A great and increasing popular way to do that is through save the dates. While the invitation is often quite formal, Save the Dates have the unique opportunity to be funny, quirky, and different. They can be as simple as a card with your names and wedding date, or as complicated as a message in a bottle, tiny calendar, or deck of cards! The possibilities are endless and it is a moment to make a statement about you as a couple. It is also a great opportunity to send your guests information about travel arrangements or a website to help them with their plans.Cathy Colbert of www.1stimpressionsinvitations.com
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Honey... don't forget to invite the Lobsters and the Clams!

My old friend Nathalie Wechsler sent me her New England Clam bake line.They are 5x7 which can run through most laser and inkjet printers.
To print it your self its $1.25 a card or we can print for you $3.25 a card.
Perfect for a save the date or a clam bake-boil!
By special order @ The Newport Wedding Gallery
Monday, April 27, 2009
Our game is on...
.....so won't you come play with us at our wedding? What a cute idea for a save the date!Photo by Lori Desantis
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Shave The Date!
Molly and Gabe will be married on Jamestown Island, in garden of a private estate on..... well you now know the date!Setting aside their magnetic smiles, wouldn’t this “Save the Date” postcard make you want to go to this wedding?
Do have fun with your “save the date” cards. They can pre set the tone of your wedding. When planning a destination wedding, I suggest sending the save the dates out one year in advance and for the invitations 4 months out as a reminder to make hotel reservations.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Vintage Car Buff
If vintage cars are you thing...Why don't you plan a May Wedding and give your guests tickets to The Newport Concours d'Elegance.
www.newportconcours.org
It is a charitable organization, committed to the conservation, restoration and preservation of the vintage automobile. We strive to highlight the importance of historic motorcars, by means of exhibition and education.
And what a fun "Save the Date" these Auto cards would make!
www.shackman.com
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