Love these art deco style invitations from eInvite. They’ve got that Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration, great font options, matching shimmer green envelopes…. we’re sold!
You can personalize almost everything through their online system (font, colors, etc) but I just love the baseline options on this set. The colors are fabulous, the argyle pattern on the response cards creates this kind of a 20s/60s/deco/Mad Men mashup, and it works perfectly.
OK, so they are technically listed as Bar/Bat Mitzvah invites on the website, but thanks to their excellent personalization system, I was able to whip up a sample wedding invite in no time (as you can see in the first image). They’ve even got art deco Thank You cards as part of the suite. Love! (I may snag some of these just for non-wedding-use).
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Just a quick post to say I love this brand new 1920s invitation set from the designers over at HelloLucky! A little art deco, a little art nouveau, and a lot gorgeous…. They’re calling it “Marquee” and it’s just lovely. One nice thing about HelloLucky is that you can get all of their invites with …
Inspired by a locale, these Australian art deco invitations are stunning, unique and gorgeously personal. The wedding took place in Perth, on the banks of the Swan River, and the bride asked designer Helen Nowell to create a design incorporating features of Western Australia, included the Kangaroo Paw flower. I really adore these invites, and …
Well today we’re going to browse some lovely vintage Christmas cards (1920s / 1930s inspired cards and invites) because the holiday season is in full swing (speaking of which: has everyone else been hearing Christmas music since directly after Halloween? NOT COOL.) But with Thanksgiving for my fellow Americans coming up shortly, and then the …
Well it would appear I’ve gotten a little behind on my posting, so today I’m doing a mini-roundup of all the art deco / nouveau and retro invitations I’ve been saving to feature at some point. Now “some point” has arrived! Sorry for smushing them all together in one post, but c’mon… can there ever …
Art Deco Invitation || Frank Lloyd Wright Style
Love these art deco style invitations from eInvite. They’ve got that Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration, great font options, matching shimmer green envelopes…. we’re sold!
You can personalize almost everything through their online system (font, colors, etc) but I just love the baseline options on this set. The colors are fabulous, the argyle pattern on the response cards creates this kind of a 20s/60s/deco/Mad Men mashup, and it works perfectly.
OK, so they are technically listed as Bar/Bat Mitzvah invites on the website, but thanks to their excellent personalization system, I was able to whip up a sample wedding invite in no time (as you can see in the first image). They’ve even got art deco Thank You cards as part of the suite. Love! (I may snag some of these just for non-wedding-use).
“Simon” Art Deco Invitations
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