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 flat printing (looks amazing, and the price is right) OR you can get any of your pieces letterpress printed, which adds this incredible luxe weight and texture…
They’ve also got a huge color selection, and each piece can be fully customized. Pretty, and pretty perfect!
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If you’re designing your own invitations, save-the-dates or other paper goods for your wedding, at some point you’re going to run into a font problem. Namely: Arial and Times New Roman aren’t going to cut it. Luckily, the miracles of the internet make it easy to find great typeface all over the place. Here are …
I don’t think of myself as the most crafty of ladies (well, crafty as in “sly”…maybe sometimes. But not so much with the scrapbooking-craftiness) so I am not a regular at Michael’s. But it seems I was missing out: it’s not all incredibly intimidating Pinteresty DIY supplies over there: they actually have some lovely printed …
Lots of brides are opting for online-only invitations these days, which can often be an easier (and eco-friendly) choice. Cocodot offers the best of both worlds and gives you the option of printing your invites, emailing them, or doing a combo. You can create event and RSVP pages and customize your design all through their …
1920s Invitation || Marquee
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 flat printing (looks amazing, and the price is right) OR you can get any of your pieces letterpress printed, which adds this incredible luxe weight and texture…
They’ve also got a huge color selection, and each piece can be fully customized. Pretty, and pretty perfect!
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.

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