DIY Wedding Print

For my friend's bridal shower, I decided to make a personalized print with both her and her fiancé's name and their wedding date. I also took a quote from one of my favorite books, "A Walk to Remember" by Nicholas Sparks. This was so easy to create, I can't wait to make another one! 

DIRECTIONS:

1. Decide on the size of frame you are going to use. In this case, I chose an 8˝x 8˝ frame. 

2. Design to your liking, while keeping the design within the frame size you desire.

3. Print on heavier card stock, just because it looks nicer. You can print your design at FedEx Kinko's, or even Office Depot.

4. Cut out the print. I found it easier to use a rotary cutter than scissors.

5. Frame it, and you're done! 

The Story of Us...

A client of mine is getting married next June, and is having two wedding receptions in two different states. I was lucky enough to be able to design both! This second invitation is meant to reflect the story of Jenna and Corey, ultimately showing how they came to be where they are today (while also sticking to the wedding colors: tiffany blue, white and black). This timeline invitation was so fun to create!

Whoa, Nelly! It's your birthday?

My boyfriend's birthday is coming up in a week, and I thought it would be nice to make him a personalized card. He loves horses, so what better way to say "Happy Birthday", than with a horse! I hope he likes it :)

To download this free, 8.5x11 printable, click here! 

A Grand Opening.

Happy Tuesday!

I recently started working with a photographer again, and she's opening her very own photo studio! I was so excited to be able to create the invitation for her grand opening. To find out more about Kaur Photography, visit kaurphotography.com!

Jenna and Corey Update.

Hi there!

I've completed the Save the Date card for Jenna and Corey, and I couldn't be happier. Their wedding colors are tiffany blue and black, so I wanted to showcase those colors within the design. Aren't they adorable?!