Sharing my ideas and the people, places, and things that inspire me as I plan my wedding.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Invitations
In a dream world I would have letterpress invitations with a beautiful pattern punched into crisp cotton paper. However it's not going to work in my budget. For the girl who loves the look of letterpress, here is a great middle option: thermography. The script is raised and looks almost as nice and it's 50% less expensive than letterpress. It's still more than flat printing but not out of range. Lots of companies online like Blush Paperie offer this option.
I'm engaged to a wonderful man and planning my own wedding. Like so many brides, I intend to host this lovely event on a limited budget. I'm approaching this without the wedding industry "to do" list and with a focus on the marriage and graciously welcoming my guests.
In a dream world I would have letterpress invitations with a beautiful pattern punched into crisp cotton paper. However it's not going to work in my budget. For the girl who loves the look of letterpress, here is a great middle option: thermography. The script is raised and looks almost as nice and it's 50% less expensive than letterpress. It's still more than flat printing but not out of range. Lots of companies online like Blush Paperie offer this option. 
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