‘Ticket to Paradise’ invitations

These invitations are so unusual and fun – they look like actual airline tickets in a matching ticket holder sleeve. Each ticket provides your guests with all the information they need for your wedding and all the details are written in travel terminology. Fantastic and perfect for a destination wedding (although you’d have to make it clear they weren’t *actual* tickets).

They’re by Ceci New York.

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The Last Detail launches a handmade English wedding album range

Whether you want a wedding album that doesn’t have airmiles attached or something handmade for that luxury quality, The Last Detail can provide both with a new range of wedding albums. The handmade fabric albums with decorations including heart shaped jewels, pearls and beading are made in England. Matching keepsake boxes and guest books are also available.

This mother or pearl album has 24 cream pages and comes in an organza bag, £32.99.

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‘Wedded Bliss’ letterpress filing folders

I’ve yet to find a prettier or more stylish way of organising all that pesky wedding paperwork than these ‘Wedded Bliss’ letterpress folders from Delight.

The set includes six folders labeled Guests, Reception, Dresses, Flowers, Invitations, and Honeymoon and costs $12.50.

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Letterpress invitations by Swayspace

You know I love letterpress invitations and these, by Swayspace, are no exception. Despite the bright yellow, this one is more traditional, but check out the website for modern designs, maps and more.

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By Invitation Only wedding invitations

I like this invitation by New York’s By Invitation Only. Wrapped in a bow and featuring pressed dried flowers, it’s an invitation your guests will be charmed to receive.

By Invitation Only designs also features engagement announcement, save the date cards, menus, thank you cards and more. In other words, all the stationery that you need before during and after your big day.

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Bernard Maisner’s gorgous calligraphic invitations

You really need to check out Bernard Maisner’s website, there are some stunning invitations and accessories.

Pictured is an fortune-teller origami favour. (I can never resist them.) (Because I haven’t grown up.)

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DIY project: Create your own wedding scrolls

These scrolls will make a fun project for a DIY-determined couple. Make just a few for selected guests or smaller parties or rope some friends in and make a day of it. They’re simple to make – just print your details on to a sheet of paper and then let your imagination run wild with the decorations.

Wedding Crafter has kits and all the materials, plus instructions, here.

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Simple and elegant wedding invitations from Blissful Designs

Here’s some subtle and pretty stationery from Blissful Designs.

The company offer handmade invitations and matching orders of service for your wedding, and each collection is stylish and simplistic. This Elegance range is pretty and fresh with white roses, though it’s also available in a huge range of colours to your order. Invitations are available from £1.15 each.

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Etsy Buy of the Week: Happy Ever After card

This sweet card features a hand-drawn bride and groom with a small red heart above their heads. The bride and groom’s names can be added to the card, along with the wedding date.

By happydaystudio on Etsy it would make a lovely thank you card or even an invitation for a small wedding.

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Blossom Breeze shower invitations

Around this time of year, I get a bit fixated on cherry blossom. It’s just such a lovely sign that summer is on the way and I think it would be a perfect wedding theme.

I love the design and colour of this Blossom Breeze bridal shower invitation. It’s available from Wedding Paper Divas (which has a phenomenal amount of choice).

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Foil printing for your stationery at Wedding Crafter

DIY cards can get a sleeker look with Wedding Crafter’s new foil printing service. And it’s simple to do – just pick your card and any other stationery and they’ll do the rest. Printing is in silver or gold with two fonts and seven text options to choose from and the foils are then heat sealed so there’s no nasty peeling. Prices start from £4.65 for a pack of 10 cards.

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Library-themed wedding invitations

When Southern California public librarian Scott Douglas, author of McSweeney’s Dispatches from a Public Librarian column and the memoir Quiet, Please, married a library assistant, they somewhat inevitably created library-themed wedding invitations that I can’t look at without smiling.

Did they fine guests who arrived late, I wonder…

[via Petit ver épicurien de livre]

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