Voilà! Customs by Nicole » Signature pocket wedding invitations

Christina & Gregory – Semi-DIY

admin — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 07:32:51 +0000

I like to provide my clients with options to help meet their budgets. A discounted price is available for anyone that would like to semi-DIY their invites. We provide the pockets and the trimmed and printed pieces and the client assembles the layers.

Christina & Gregory have chosen a favorite color combination of mine; navy, pink, and green. Here is a sample I assembled to show you the final gorgeous product.

Vintage Baseball Themed Invitations

admin — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 20:24:55 +0000

I have been excited about this invitation (actually, all the stationery for this wedding) for quite some time. This is a FUN and COOL and absolutely awesome wedding, folks. Emily & Damon came to me for Baseball Card Save the Dates (seriously cool) and are carrying the vintage baseball theme straight throughout their stationery.

These invitations were inspired by the old Phillies colors and vintage scoreboards and programs. The blue that was chosen though is a lot more gorgeous and bright. We designed the invite itself to be like a scoreboard while the RSVP looks like a ticket and the other inserts include other aspects of their design. Front and center on the tag is their wedding Logo made to look like a baseball team’s. And we love how many of our clients are opting for postcard RSVP cards, including Emily & Damon’s below!

Check out the custom Zazzle.com stamp along with Retro style address labels!

If you love this, just wait until their wedding programs and other stationery!!

Simply Elegant Pocket fold Invitation

admin — Fri, 06 May 2011 08:46:20 +0000

Portia met with me along with her beautiful family to look over wedding invitations. Her colors are champagne, green, and plum. She and her fiance decided on a simple but elegant double layer, signature pocket fold.

The pocket is in champagne with a metallic sheen while the backing is a lovely metallic green stock. The invitation layer, tag, and inserts were all on cream card stock. Here’s a peek!