Tropical elegant pocketfold invitations for a Sailfish Club wedding

Blair and Max’s wedding invitations are a tropical dream! Featuring sand and deep green letterpress inks, champagne gold foil, a vintage postcard of Palm Beach, deep green edge paint, and a vintage map on their pocketfold, these are the epitome of what we love about what we do. (Wedding photos: Kir2Ben).

Navy and gold foil deco St. Augustine wedding invitations

There’s nothing we love more than creating a wedding invitation set that is unique and specific to the couple and their wedding! We worked with Jadelyne and Jesse to design these deco-style foil and letterpress invitations for their wedding at the Treasury on the Plaza in St. Augustine, and used the venue’s logo of two crossed keys throughout the set.

Colorful watercolor Hawaiian wedding invitations

I had such a blast working with Amanda and Andrew on these bright and colorful invitations for their destination wedding in Lanai, Hawaii! This set features triple-thick paper, a gorgeous watercolor monogram created by the bride, 3 colors of edge paint, and a custom die-cut fish with line to hold the set together.

Garden-inspired navy and gold invitations for the Boca Resort

These invitations for Christina and Angelo’s wedding at the Boca Raton Resort and Club are one of my all-time favorites! The calligraphic script font flows so perfectly with the garden-inspired envelope liner, and you can’t go wrong with navy letterpress paired with gold foil. We’ve been seeing a lot of online replies lately, which is a great option if you have a lot of international guests or you’re short on time.

Navy and gold foil laser cut tropical vow renewal invitations

This tropical Art Deco-inspired invitation set for Yvette and Khosrow’s vow renewal in Palm Beach features letterpress and laser cutting - how could it get any better? The metallic navy paper pairs beautifully with gold foil, and custom gold wax seals pull the set together.

Blush and champagne gold elegant palm invitations

A couple of years ago, we posted a set of elegant tropical invitations - and they have been the inspiration for so many since! The champagne gold foil paired with a blush pink palm-patterned liner and a custom venue-inspired reply postcard are now signatures in our shop. For Megan and Jonathan, we took a more deco approach to the reply postcard to fit the feel of their Miami wedding.

Modern gold and black Los Angeles wedding invitations

Casey and Evan's gorgeous black and gold letterpress invitations were the perfect introduction to their modern Los Angeles wedding. We love the drama of the black envelope liner in contrast to the painterly gold foil border. (Photos of the couple by Sarah Gizzi Photography.)

Sea Blue Watercolor Floridian wedding invitations

Here in South Florida, we have a lot of couples choose invitations with palm trees - so it's exciting when we can take a different approach to a Floridian invitation!  Rachel and Nick chose to go with a watercolor swash of sea blues for the background of their invitations, and paired it with a shimmery gold envelope liner.

Elegant floral daytime wedding invitations with gold foil

Liat and Avram's beautiful letterpress invitations were the perfect introduction to their daytime wedding at The Addison here in Boca Raton.  We can't decide which we like more - the flourishes that extend off of their names, or the custom floral envelope liner!

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Elaborate Greek gatefold wedding invitations

Carrie and Teddy chose the Santa Marina Resort in Mykonos, Greece as their wedding destination, an island surrounded by turquoise waters, authentic scenery and whitewashed architecture. They had a minimal color palette of crisp whites, soft grays and fresh greenery, and we loved working with them to create one of our favorite invitation sets of all time! (Photos by Anna Roussos.)

We created a gatefold with a real clasp, which opens up to a gorgeous Mykonos landscape. A pocket on the back held their reply postcard and events card, and all came in an envelope with a Greek key patterned liner.

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