Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationery. Show all posts

Monday, September 07, 2009

Save Our Date!

One of the next things that we have to do is send out save-the-dates. We're planning on sending them out around November 1st, so that means I finally get to decide which version I want to go with. Stationery is one of my favorite things, and I have had quite a few months to pick up inspiration from all around the internet. Unfortunately, this means I really have no idea which version to go with! I also haven't gotten my e-pics back yet (hopefully soon!) and that is also delaying my decision - I don't know if I want to put a picture on it or not. I really don't want to get these out any later than November 2nd.. an acquaintance who shares a lot of mutual friends is having her wedding on the same day, and I kind of want to have first dibs. Does that make me a bad person? I hope not!

I do like the concept of magnets, but Thomas can be kind of really picky and he hasn't seen any yet that really spark his interest. I am also interested in designing these ourselves, since we've already handed over the invitation design to someone else. Thomas is a graphic designer and fine arts student, so part of me really hopes that he'll help me design something :-)

I love the different font choices on this one. Thomas is big on typography and all of that, so it would be really fitting for our personalities as well. I also like that it's a fold open card for some reason.

I really like the simplicity of this one, and again the opportunity to use a lot of fonts. This is actually one I am capable of designing by myself, especially since I should have Adobe CreativeSuite 3 soon (just got a new MacBook Pro!)


I think this one is especially appropriate given how many cities it took for us to get to the point of being married! I think instead of having arrows, we would just do stars indicating the major cities involved in our relationship.


This is the STD of the very talented Mrs. Duckling! I showed this idea to Thomas and he liked it a lot. It is obviously the most labor-intensive of the different cards, but I don't have too much to do these days.. so a version of this is theoretically possible. We would definitely make a couple modifications, but the overall concept would remain the same.

Which is your favorite? Or do you have a different idea altogether?