the groom & a bunch of invites

What a fun and grand journey. A referral led to producing this lovely wedding package.  Enter a laid back and delightful groom. He asked the blondebratpack to help out and we certainly did!

Hand-cut, personalized, designed, text written and the inclusion of some Vietnamese translation direct from the bride. Have not met her yet but she loved all the package and it was complete. Too easy.

Even the blokes who 'got a gurnsie' for the day wanted a copy of the invite when they saw it. So 'hop to it' and four more were duly dropped off.

Not one to do anything by halves these little gems (invite and wishing well insert) were duly put together in the 'wrap pack' style.

Delivery here we come... and attention to detail "that's what we do!" and loving it. Congratulations Freddo and Mai. Happy Wedding Day.

'til next post. xo p.

my creative space

All tags arrived at their destination.

A long journey... Sydney via Melbourne to Palm Cove.

and bonbonniere tags.... simple

 Very happy about the total look of the creative.

'til next post. xo p



wedding extras (being sent to Melbourne)

... guest gift tags

... all 90 of them ready to go

... fan tags (yes they are going on a hand fan)

... the total pack ready to post

My great friends from Melbourne are getting married in under 2 weeks. This has been the discussion point in our house for most of 2010 and all my friends have had their ears bent backwards and forwards with all the creative that has been going on.

These pieces follow the invitation theme of kraft and japanese look.

All tags were hand cut to size. The gift tags included a scallop punch circle from the japanese paper which was then hand glued. The fan tags were hand punched on the edges. The bride-to-be will be affixing some black ribbon and attached to fans and gift boxes.

I do love the finishing touches now that I have my cello pages.

'til next post. xop