Since we'd already done a portrait for our Save the Date, I figured the invite shouldn't just be focused on us. Our cat-plane-powered flying machine made for a nice backdrop to fit in all the wedding info we needed. It was also a slight nod to the cacti and succulents we were going to have in our centerpieces. A lot of the little banners and signs from this design were used on other materials too, like our programs, table numbers, etc.
The main design, along with some side panels for extra info, were attached to these craft paper mailers (from Paper Source) with an RSVP tucked inside.
The whole thing was sealed with a blue sticker and a Texas stamp! Many
of our guests would be traveling (neither of us are Texas natives), so
we wanted to get everyone a little excited about visiting the Lone Star
State, without going crazy overboard with the Texas theme.
And, at the end of the night, we sent folks home with some candy, a little magnet to show off their new-found Texas pride.
So, hopefully that wasn't too diabetic coma-inducing. I know weddings aren't everyone's thing, and I didn't expect them to be mine, either. But I had a lot of fun with it, and at the end of the day, I'm just happy to be married to Drew. Here's to years of art and love ahead-
Til next time, take care!
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