Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Bridal Offer to Pass Savings to your Friends

This is an offer for all previous or current Ink Stationery Studio or Wedology clients.
I want to offer you an opportunity to help your friends save on the cost of their wedding.
It doesn't matter if you are a previous or current Bride, a Groom, or Mother of the Bride - you all have the opportunity to help your engaged friends save!
I've been in the business of working with brides for over four years now.  Helping to plan and organize their weddings, designing and developing their wedding suite stationery, or working with some brides at the very last minute to design a wedding program, a menu, or any of the many paper items needed to help pull their wedding together.  I have truly enjoyed every minute.  And, I have a very good understanding of all of the costs associated with putting together a bride's wedding day.  So, I have decided to offer my clients a way to help their engaged friends save.
Any past or current client can refer an engaged friend that contracts Ink Stationery Studio to design and develop her wedding suite stationery.  In return I will offer your friend 100 save-the-dates, and 100 matching addressed envelopes for free!  Up to a $250 retail value.
It's a "Do-Good" thing to help your friends.
Tell your friends to let me know that you referred them.
Carol

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Bonnie's Invitation Sample 3


This is the final design I have worked on for Bonnie's Wedding Ceremony Invitation.  This is also the one I like the best.
I went back to the smaller silver heart milagro and added back the scrolly design that gives the appearance of wings.   I placed it underneath Bonnie & Andrew's names on the invitation.  It is centered on the invitation and hand sewn onto the card stock with the creme thread.  I have the ability to add a mark using my design program so I know exactly where to add the milagro each time.  This keeps all of the invitations perfectly symmetrical  and uniform in appearance.


This is a longer view.  Notice at the bottom underneath the reception location information I have placed a double scrolly design that works back with the wings surrounding the heart milagro.
I left off the dots, because the two images clash, but this more similar design element compliments the scrolly design.
On this ceremony invitation I would include the dots on the back underneath Bonnie and Andrew's names, but go to three dots that are a bit larger.
As I mentioned before, this invitation design is my favorite.
But, I do think the exact heart milagros we end up using will play a role in determining the design that is selected.  Let me know what you think.
C