Designing my own wedding paper suite was by far the hardest thing I have done to date. I was so hard on myself and wasn’t happy with some things I came up with. I just knew I wanted everything to have lots of personality, color and graphics. Eric and I designed the stationary and save […]
Lyn Lancaster owner of Classic Interiors in Snyder, Texas asked me to create stationary for her daughter, Andra, and her son’s girlfriend, Angela. Lyn specified that she wanted flat panel stationary and gave me the colors to work with. I then took her specs and came up with the following designs using Envelopments Metallic Cardstock and […]
Nice work there Whitney!
Whitney, I love your designs. I need some personalized note cards and will eventually need some for gifts when you aren’t so busy!
Marsha is one of the most talented floral designers I know. She was our wedding floral designer and I was completely blown away by her work. Through the years, Marsha has always been the one we went to when we needed a corsage, arrangement and just a thinking of you gift. I was so honored […]
I had the pleasure of working with Stephanie and Corey on their wedding invitations after Corey was so gracious to help us out on our wedding by doing the videography. I just wish I would have been able to attend their big event known as the Knipe Knuptuals. Being so far from home makes it […]
I began working with Lindsay last year when she started with her Save the Dates. Later, I worked on her wedding and bridal shower invitations. The final round of work for Lindsay and Alex consisted of their wedding programs, table accessories and stationary. Again, I used all Envelopments paper, which included Chartreuse Matte Cardstock, Ballet […]
Below is the wedding stationary that I designed for Aryn and Cody. They were printed on a Kraft Matte Cardstock from Envelopments and included a coordinating envelope.
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WOW!The work that went into those had to be incredible. Amazingly beautiful!!!
Thank you so much, Michele! It was so much work but so worth it! 🙂