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Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Speaking of Weddings...

I loved my wedding! My husband and I will celebrate our three year anniversary this November. I find myself in the midst of wedding season, designing invitations to attending friends' weddings, I can't help but reminisce on my own. I really loved everything. That was actually my first wedding invitation design. Jay and I actually met on the internet so a lot of our family and friends were meeting for the first time at our wedding. We did a booklet invitation with a "How we met" section, Invite, Directions, Hotel Info, Reception, etc...

My obsession with wedding planning, decorating, catering, photography, design, etc. grows more and more everyday...one day I will probably venture out to be a wedding planner...one
 day...until then Ill just continue to collect ideas and feed my healthy obsession:)

Most of you didn't know me when Jay and I got married, so here is a glimpse of our day. Photos by the amazing Amanda Zabrocki of Amanda Zabrocki Photography in Columbia, SC.



Let the Wedding Season Begin

I know...technically, the wedding season began a couple months ago, but for me, it is just starting to kick into full gear. To say I've been busy this summer is quite the understatement...working full-time - traveling to NYC, Charleston and the Western Caribbean - trying to squeeze in time for the things I love the most...invitation design, cooking & hosting parties and more.

This week I finished up these wedding itineraries for my dear friend, Mary Kluttz, and her son's upcoming nuptials. Their wedding theme focused on these adirondack chairs...the ultimate symbols of comfort and simplicity, leisure and relaxation - a great way to start off a wonderful marriage...colors are green and ivory. Enjoy!







Aaron & Jaesoon Masanotti

Aaron & Jaesoon
September 6, 2008
Pine Mountain, Georgia

The date was chosen, the venue locked and the beautiful log cabins assigned...all that was left were the invitations. Aaron and Jaesoon are an extraordinary couple. He is a chef at the Ritz-Charlton and she was working at the Ritz in the Korean exchange 
program.

The invitations were designed to intermingle the cultures of the bride and groom.



 

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