Accentuated with Shimmer

Check out this beautiful top selling item from the Blue album.   Create a layered invitation with this bright white card featuring the verse of your choice, tucked inside an elegant, pearl, shimmer pocket wrap tied with a white satin ribbon.

Invitation in Pocket: 7 3/4" x 5 1/2", Invitation Card: 7 1/4" x 5 1/8"

Accentuated with Shimmer

Custom Designer Labels

Dress up party favors and more with personalized, peel-n-stick designer labels available in four fun designs.

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Custom Designer Labels

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Introduction to Save The Date Cards

Save The Date cards are most often used for destination weddings. These are designed to help your guests plan ahead. They are not necessary, but a welcomed convenience for your guests, and help you to achieve a better turnout. You may wish to send save the date cards if many of your guests will be traveling to your wedding, your wedding will be taking place on or around a holiday, you are having a destination wedding, or if your wedding will take place in a seasonally busy or tourist locale, requiring guests to book flights or hotels early.


When to Mail
When deciding to mail your Save The Dates, take the circumstances surrounding your event into consideration, as there are no hard-fast rules for this. 4-6 months prior is when most Save The Date cards are mailed, though a destination wedding may require they be sent out 9-12 months in advance.


Wording - What to Include
Because save the dates are not a part of your formal invitation set, you have more flexibility in terms of how much creativity you can exercise. Postcards, magnets and photo cards are all acceptable save the date form factors.


Information - What to Include
Typically Save The Date cards do not contain more information than a wedding date, your names, and location. However, you may also wish to include travel information if you are having a destination wedding where travel arrangements will be required.

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"Main Squeeze" Lemonade Mix (set of 6)

Why wait for life to give you lemons to make lemonade? Good times go great with lemonade, too, and Kate Aspen's "Main Squeeze" Lemonade Mix makes the good times that much sweeter! You've found a wonderfully refreshing way to decorate your reception tables, thank your guests and let them drink in the memories of the moment long after the party's over. Features and facts:


•Packet makes one quart of luscious lemonade

•Breezy gift presentation design includes patterned, light-blue box with graphic of a glassful of lemonade on the front, a white-satin bow "tied" around the stem of the glass, nutrition facts on one side of the box, the directions for the mix on the back, images of lemons on the other side, a "slice of lemon" cutout that says "Main Squeeze Lemonade Mix" at the top of the box, and a toothpick topped with a ruby-red umbrella for a summery look

•Gift box measures 4 ½" h x 2 ¾" w x 1 ¾" d

•Sold in a kit of six favors

•Some assembly equired


•Other flavors available "Mix & Mingle" Key Lime Margarita Mix and "Razzle Dazzle" Raspberry Iced Tea Mix

Main Squeeze Lemonade

Shimmery Simplicity

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Your invitation is enclosed in a white shimmery pocket wrap featuring a lime floral pattern on the inside and is tied with a 20" lemongrass ribbon. A shimmery white invitation card features a celery double line border ecasing your wording. Enclosure cards are available to complete this ensemble.



Closed: 6 3/4" x 5", Open: 6 3/4" x 12 1/2"
 
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2011 Color of the Year - Honeysuckle!

When Pantone speaks, my little ears perk up! I couldn't wait to hear about the 2011 color of the year, and now that I've had a few days to think about it, I think I'm in love. Honeysuckle is such a sweet color, without being saccharin or childlike. I can see it easily as a wedding color combined with metallic gold or silver or as inspiration for a birthday party with tons of pep and vigor.

Below is the first invitation I have designed using this new color.  It's featured on one of my new die cut invitations. 

Inspired by Pantone.com’s 2011 Spring Fashion color report,  I have put together hues that will be hot this spring. A soft hint of pink and pretty lavender will create an elegant look, while vibrant papaya orange and berry pink make a bold contemporary statement. Tiffany blue is still going strong, as well as Chocolate brown for the upcoming season. What will be the main color for your spring or summer wedding? Please leave us a comment with your thoughts…

Riviera Invitation

The lavish french kiss and platinum colored scrollwork patterns featured on this white card invitation were inspired by the beauty of French designs.  If you schedule a consultation we can discuss other color options.
5 1/4" x 7 1/4"

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