Letterpress Invitation and Info Card:






The invitation was a box that contained the invitation and info card wrapped in glassine paper, tied with baker's twine and secured with a penguin sticker. There was also a screenprinted stuffed keepsake that doubled as a kindly wedding date reminder.



Confetti Packets:








Circles upon circles of confetti punched with love by Brett, Emily, Jesse, Whitney, Gillian, Gracyn, and Dusty:


Food tents:


Cupcake flavor labels:






For the past year, I've been making fabric flowers for no reason other than just to get away from the computer and make something. Tons of flowers have been sitting in our kitchen, on the floor, in shelves, and tucked into corners of the bedroom. Finally, we were able to take all these flowers and give them a purpose:





And one of the coolest things for me... the couple received tattoos from Only You Tattoo based on the invitation design:


My favorite photo from the day:


Thank you Jesse and Whitney for asking Dusty and I to be apart of this incredible event. Check out all of the photos over at Once Wed.
And if that's not enough for you, there's more at Jesse and Whitney's blog, Heidi's blog, David and Kendrick's blog, Matt's blog, Amber's blog, Shelli's blog, and Craig's website.
{Photos by Our Labor of Love}
I was at Sun in My Belly for lunch this past Sunday and couldn't stop gushing over all the fabric flowers. In fact, I said to my friends that the decor would be perfect for a wedding (I had no idea about the Free Wedding!). When I saw all the posts on Once Wed and put 2 + 2 together, I made my way here to your blog. Anyhow, just wanted to say that your fabric flowers were the highlight of my weekend and you've totally inspired me with your design!
ReplyDeleteThe paper goods and invites for this wedding are genius! i HAVE to comment on the flowers as well!
ReplyDeleteDo you have any basic instructions on how you made these flowers? The ones I've seen before have never been quite so full! It would be much appreciated
Thanks and job well done!
Ashley, All I can say is WOW. What talent!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd also love to know how to make these flowers.
Sheryl Wood
I love your handwritting style, I'm a fan !
ReplyDeleteThanks guys for your sweet words! We're hoping to have a DIY tutorial soon. In the meantime, we've been taking custom orders, so email me if you'd like to order some!
ReplyDeleteamazing. entirely amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh, how adorable, how exquisite! I love the color palette, the theme, all the little details.Glorious!
ReplyDeleteooh goodness i adore this whole sunshine of goodness. am in love with all things handmade and cursive and happy. beautiful work. can't wait to read more..
ReplyDeleteI love what you are about!!! Will you mary me????
ReplyDeletei mean marry me..sorry
ReplyDeleteGood post.
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