©Jane Farr Calligraphy & Design LLC |
I normally don't do wedding invitation design, but when the bride is my beautiful niece, how can I resist?!
©Jane Farr Calligraphy & Design LLC |
There was a whole lotta choppin' goin' on in the studio.
©Jane Farr Calligraphy & Design LLC |
Followed by a lot of sticking. (Love this 3M Scotch Advance Tape Glider!!)
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Followed by addressing the envelopes and fulfillment....
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...and finally the trip to the post office. Woohoo! For the addressing, I used a Zebra G and Holbein gold gouache, mixed with a bit of Schmincke Rich Gold powder, a bit of W&N permanent white, a touch of walunt ink, and the kitchen sink...haha. My photos don't capture the beautiful gold ink on the invitation pieces at all (PMS#8004).
Photo Credit: ©Tiffany Dupree Photography |
But photographer Tiffany Dupree beautifully captured the happy couple!
Congratulations Morgan and Josh!
I love you!!! :) xoxo
For Tiffany Dupree Photography, click here.
Beautiful girl, beautiful invitations. You're a very, very good aunt! : )
ReplyDeleteAmazing job you did and the couple is gorgeous! Looks like everything is perfect! :D
ReplyDeleteAunt Jane,
ReplyDeleteThe invitations are so amazing!! I can not stop looking at them :) Thank you again, I could not ask for a better aunt.
Love,
Mo
These are beautiful! I LOVE the colors. So, so pretty.
ReplyDelete~Jennifer
Incredibly beautiful job Jane! You had a magic touch with these invitations. My congratulations to your neice!
ReplyDeletexo,
Heather
Oh my goodness... they are beautiful! How many did you do?? You are a wonderful aunt. Such a cute couple! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm simply stunned by the amount of effort that has to go into producing such a wonderful set of invitations, all hand-written in such beautiful calligraphy! Congratulations on achieving it - and what a lucky niece to have an aunt who loves her enough to do it all! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an astonishing labor of LOVE....you are so so talented, and even more loving and giving...what a lucky bride! And how lucky recepients of this invitation are to receive this beautiful work of art!!What an astonishing labor of LOVE....you are so so talented, and even more loving and giving...what a lucky bride! And how lucky recepients of this invitation are to receive this beautiful work of art!!
ReplyDeleteJane,
ReplyDeleteI love you - thank you so much for helping Josh and Morgan set the tone in making their wedding day beautiful, elegant and extra special. ox kjc
Absolutely stunning, Jane! I'm sure they absolutely loved them. What a special thing to do!
ReplyDeleteStunning, gorgeous, and more! The design will make a great impression on the guests. The artwork is wonderful! Perhaps doing a job for someone you love and someone who obviously appreciates your talent is the key for creating such a wonderful stationary suite! With this in your portfolio you will be requested by many! Give yourself a lovely cup of tea or piece of chocolate and rest that talented hand!
ReplyDeleteJane, wonderful blog. For me, it is a source of inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing.
Wow, Jane! I am wondering why you don't do more of this work. It is absolutely gorgeous! and you printed them yourself too??? What a labor of love. I would do the same, though. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the cute couple!
Jane, dear...
ReplyDeleteYour niece is truly beautiful, but those invitations are GORGEOUS!!! As is your amazing lettering on the envelopes... I cannot imagine how much time you put into the design and execution of those stunners!!! VERY impressive, my friend!