Showing posts with label pocketfold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pocketfold. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

I LOVE Chevron!

So I've been dying to do an wedding invitation with chevron stripes, something I am totally into right now and would paint my walls with it if I had the time... Well, this is the second invitation I've done for the Maritime Parc in Jersey City and I LOVE that place. LaTosha came to us because she was looking for "graphic design", not just an invitation house. Her colors are orange and gray and we are going to pull this whole look together with her Programs, Table Cards, Menus, etc so be sure to check back to see how they came out. Here is the Pocket invitation, although without the flap which is different, and a diamond embellishment on the belly band seal. Ombre was something she liked so we set the invitation apart with a nice fading gray one. We printed everything on a nice textured shimmer linen paper to add some texture from the sleek metallic white pocketfold. Take a look!





Tuesday, April 3, 2012

The Whole Package

When designing anything you have to think of the whole, complete package. Whether it's a logo, brochure, invitation, poster, etc. These two Pocketfold invitations below are a nice alternative to the stiff, formal look of a wedding. These could be for that hippie chic wedding, 30th birthday party, or even a baptism. They are a little something different with the twine and can be customized with any color, texture, or wrapping.


Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Nutcracker Themed December Birthday

Kristin's mom Kathleen came to us with a December birthday planned and since she skipped the party the year before, wanted to make this one extra special. Since Kristin loves ballet and the Nutcracker we made her glittery invitations enclosed in a pouchette and tied with a ribbon, just like in the movie. They were personalized and handed out to each child and included the soldier and ballerina so the boys wouldn't think they were getting a "girly" invitation. Personalized favor tags were also attached to cute present boxes and a wooden nutcracker and candies were packaged in them. Take a look at some of the pictures, the cake matched the artwork on the invitations too! We also included matching Thank You cards for Kristin to give out to her friends.







Monday, July 19, 2010

Eco-Friendly Earthy Wedding

Besides all the glitz and glamour, we get requests to design something for the casual "at home affair." BBQ, dancing, and recycled products were the main focus for this event.


Sunday, November 22, 2009

Winter Wonderland Wedding

Theresa and Spencer wanted something simple, shimmery and elegant for their winter wedding in Tahoe. We created a nice package with a diecut snowflake and a slick vellum overlay to create a sparkly layered effect. Sealed with a shimmery belly band personalized with their names made for a nice surprise to their guests. A layered program to match held by a silver eyelet as the center of the diecut snowflake worked out perfectly.