Wedding Aisle Runners

My how things have changed in wedding styles since I first got into this business. Or, maybe they haven't changed so much as evolved...and I wasn't noticing back then! Take for instance the wedding aisle - Then: standard white aisle runner that you hope stayed in place long enough for you not to trip over. Today: so many different alternatives, from customized runners to flowers to candles... the choice is almost endless and can really bring the style of your event to life. Here are a few options:

1. Flowers. These have become quite the rage, and can make a basic hotel floor look simply amazing!

 

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2. Custom Aisle Runners. A little more elaborate take on the traditional aisle runner, these allow the couple to put their own special touch on the their first steps together.

3. Natural setting. Planning a beach or tropical wedding? Why not use some of the elements found in the natural surroundings to keep the theme of the occasion.

Photo by Robert Evans Studios

The possibilities are almost limitless, so keep your eyes and mind wide open.

Take care until next time!

K.I.S.S.

I was browsing through a website and blog of a stationery design company whose style I really love and I came across a post about the designer trying to get back to the basics. Keeping it simple, keeping it real. I loved the quote she made up so much that I created my own graphic to keep it fresh in my mind:

 The quote is by Annemarie Buckley from ScoutsHonorCo.com in Vermont. Got to keep reminding myself - simple, keep it simple and stop worrying about the little stuff. Eventually it all comes around in it's own good time.

Thanks for reading, until next time - keep it real!

Sandy
Letter Perfect Designs

Early last year I was approached by a customer that had purchased a beautiful flower design from an Etsy store. She wanted me to print the design along with her guest addresses on her wedding envelopes. It was a new area for me, but one I happily dived right into. Here is a picture of one of her finished envelopes:

They really turned out beautiful and the client was very excited to send these out for her wedding.

Stay tuned for more finished jobs from LPD!

Sandy

Wow, apparently 2012 was MUCH busier than I thought - it's been over a year since I last posted - my bad! Obviously being busy is a great thing, and really, I was doing some cool projects with clients, mixing up neat fonts on their envelopes, place card designs and the like. Here are a couple of envelope jobs I did with some pretty cool font blends:

 These two clients wanted to mix a handwritten script with a typewriter font which I loved!

 I've got lots more jobs to upload, and will be making more updates in the days to come so stay tuned!