Our Rehearsal Dinner Invite Design!
August 6th, 2008 @ 4:44 pm by Mrs. Candy Corn
Before my Weddingbee obsession, I didn’t even think sending out rehearsal dinner invitations was necessary (which, I’ll admit, it probably isn’t), but now I’ll take any excuse I can get to spend a night being crafty and coming up with small wedding-related projects to keep me distracted from the recent crapfest we’ve been dealing with since Mr. Candy Corn’s car accident. I decided to go with tea-length invitations, which we will print and put on chocolate brown cardstock with a bit of the border showing.
These babies will be sent out in #10 open end moss envelopes from Paper Source:
Is anyone else DIYing rehearsal dinner invites, or are you just letting your guests know by word of mouth?
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25 Responses to “Our Rehearsal Dinner Invite Design!”
Sooooooo pretty! I wish we could do something like this - alas my controlling mother in law has taken over planning the rehearsal dinner, and of course she’s purchased the ugliest invites. Alas.
Those are great! We are trying to think of ideas for rehersal dinner. Do you have any unique ideas?
Love the design! The orange and blue go very well together!
Love the design! The orange and blue really compliment each other!
Adorable. Just… adorable!
Becky
You crafty little candy corn! I love them!
We didn’t do rehearsal dinner invites, per se, because the invite was included in the wedding invite.
so happy looking!
so cute!!
Those are adorable! And I love the envelopes…getting something like that in the mail would make me a happy girl Great job!
Those are so fantastic. I love the orange and blue colour combo! We just did Evites 
I’m so jealous of your skills. Can we trade brains for a day?
oh beautiful! from the colors to the font, to the little details! you have amazing style!
love the colors and the font you used
Your invites are adorable! I love the colors, the fonts, everything!
hey there miss candy corn-
i’m such a fan of your fantastic skills… these invites are awesome and very creative.
i actually have a question for you about that dresser you posted about the other day - how did you get the fabric to adhere to the wood? it turned out amazing and you have inspired me to embark on a similar project.
kudos to you for all your creativity and cuteness,
sarah
I love the invite. It is so fun! I really love the colors!
looks great! hope mr. candy corn is ok!
I love the design too!
I designed a similar size invite that I am hoping my FMIL will approve for our rehearsal/groom’s dinner. I’m planning to order them through Vista Print, and have directions printed on the back.
Miss Candy Corn, Philadelphia
Age and Occupation: Senior Editor/Writer & Freelance Illustrator
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Student
Engagement Date: September 1, 2004
Wedding Date: October, 2008
Blogging Since: May 6, 2008
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About Me: I enjoy people watching (especially in New Jersey malls), obsessive collecting, drooling over contemporary art, browsing flea markets for vintage finds and eating an absurd amount of cheese. In my Philadelphia abode, I create mixed media artwork and one-of-a-kind home accessories in the company of my farmer-tanned fiancé, our Westiepoo (Betty White), our three rabbits (Cadbury, Willie Nelson and Applesauce) and our two frisky chinchillas (Ethel Funk and Maude).
Love the design! I hope Mr. Candycorn has a speedy recovery!