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Wedding Invitations!

Last year I had the privilege to design my friend's wedding invitations. They will be getting married this year.

I had never designed wedding invitations before so my friend and I went to Clipper Street Scrapbooking Company and took a class on how to make them. I learned lots and she got an idea of what she wanted her invitations to look like. This is the design I came up with. We got a bunch of our friends and her mom and sister together to help make them. I showed everyone what to do and we had a assembly line. We made about 100 of these cards!

Please note: You need to receive a wedding invitation in the mail to attend this event. Unless otherwise invited by the couple to come to the ceremony. By me blogging this does not make it an open invite of any sort. Please respect this couple as they get married.








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