In addition to doing wedding invitations, Amy also does birth announcements and corporate events. Truly passionate and creative, here is some of Amy’s work. Check out Amy's website for more information and her creative work.
Wishahmon
Friday, August 21, 2009
Paper Cut Designs
Amy is truly one of my most ambitious clients. During our consultation, she showed me the invitations she had made for her wedding and told me that she would really like to start a invitation business. A couple of weeks later, she sent me an email announcing her new company, Paper Cut Designs. A couple more weeks later she was designing invitations for her clients, just weeks before her own wedding!!
In addition to doing wedding invitations, Amy also does birth announcements and corporate events. Truly passionate and creative, here is some of Amy’s work. Check out Amy's website for more information and her creative work.
In addition to doing wedding invitations, Amy also does birth announcements and corporate events. Truly passionate and creative, here is some of Amy’s work. Check out Amy's website for more information and her creative work.
Monday, August 17, 2009
GlenEagles Golf Course Wedding
I am finally getting back into the groove of writing on my blog after taking a mini vacation and decorating two weddings! I am so excited to share the first wedding I did in August.
Amy and Frankie got married at the GlenEagles golf course on August 2, 2009. Amy had chosen purple as the main wedding color, silver as the secondary wedding color, and white gerber daisies as decorative floral accents. (Frankie, man of very little words, went along with these ideas.)
On the day of the wedding, I was really happy that the weather was absolutely beautiful (30 plus degrees) but was frantic (and ultimately hot) when it came to decorating their outdoor ceremony. Some of the planned decorating elements had to be changed due to the weather. The ceremony aisle was to be lined with gerber daisies and then transferred to the reception centerpieces. The weather did not allow this to happen. As it turns out, gerber daisies do not do well in 30 plus degrees outside even in water and in the shade. I had to make some quick changes and decided to use the majority of the flowers for the centerpieces.
I am so happy Amy and Frankie loved the decorations and understood why I had to make some of the changes to the original decorating plan. Here are some pictures of their decorated wedding ceremony and reception.
Amy and Frankie got married at the GlenEagles golf course on August 2, 2009. Amy had chosen purple as the main wedding color, silver as the secondary wedding color, and white gerber daisies as decorative floral accents. (Frankie, man of very little words, went along with these ideas.)
On the day of the wedding, I was really happy that the weather was absolutely beautiful (30 plus degrees) but was frantic (and ultimately hot) when it came to decorating their outdoor ceremony. Some of the planned decorating elements had to be changed due to the weather. The ceremony aisle was to be lined with gerber daisies and then transferred to the reception centerpieces. The weather did not allow this to happen. As it turns out, gerber daisies do not do well in 30 plus degrees outside even in water and in the shade. I had to make some quick changes and decided to use the majority of the flowers for the centerpieces.
I am so happy Amy and Frankie loved the decorations and understood why I had to make some of the changes to the original decorating plan. Here are some pictures of their decorated wedding ceremony and reception.
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