Showing posts with label letterpress wedding invitations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label letterpress wedding invitations. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
National Stationery Show Spotlight: Pancake and Franks
First of all, how cute is the name Pancake and Franks? Too cute. More letterpress goodness for you to peruse and consider for your wedding invitations. Pancake and Franks also print on 100% recycled paper. So that's a eco-fabulous plus! These are my favs, especially the Pisces invitation (number 3). See more on their web site.




Wednesday, May 26, 2010
National Stationery Show Spotlight: Hello! Lucky
Hello!Lucky has been a fav of mine for many years. One of the reasons that I love them is because they create stock invitations that feel custom. Primarily because of their unique designs. They will make a tweak to the color, add a unique font, and you can have your very own custom look. See their destination collection and much more on their web site.








Tuesday, May 25, 2010
National Stationery Show (NSS) Spotlight: Smock Letterpress
I was sick as a dog a few weeks ago and totally missed the National Stationery Show. I was so disappointed. But I have the booth list and I want to spotlight some of my favorites invitation companies this week. So if you are still looking for your invitations, check out who I think is hot - all this week!
First up is Smock Letterpress. Love them! This was the amazing NSS invitation that they sent to me.

I have been a big fan of Smock for quite some time. Probably because I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE letterpress. If you can afford letterpress, do it! For me, it just raises the bar to send your guests an amazing invitation on the crispest of white card stock carefully printed on a fab letterpress machine. Here are some of my favs:




First up is Smock Letterpress. Love them! This was the amazing NSS invitation that they sent to me.

I have been a big fan of Smock for quite some time. Probably because I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE letterpress. If you can afford letterpress, do it! For me, it just raises the bar to send your guests an amazing invitation on the crispest of white card stock carefully printed on a fab letterpress machine. Here are some of my favs:




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