Wedding Rubber Stamps

Wedding Rubber Stamps

June 26th, 2009 @ 12:14 pm by Mrs. Apple Cider

I decided to order rubber stamps to use on a lot of different wedding elements (some determined, and some yet to be determined!). I am so please with them that I wanted to write about them.

I decided to order the birds separate from the tree so I could change the colors of ink/embossing powder if I wanted to!

I had two stamps made, and they were both custom. The first stamp was the tree stamp. It is 3″ by 4″ and I bought it for $17.50 (not including shipping) at Impress Rubber Stamps. I was very happy with the quality.

The second stamp was the bird stamp, and it is .5″ by 1″ and I ordered it from RubberStamps.Net. I was happy with the quality of this stamp too. It is very small which is good but I will say that the bigger the stamp the easier one to maneuver.

Here are the stamps in action!

Ways I plan to use my stamps:

Soap for OOT bags
On the invitation enclosures
On the muslin bags for my OOT bags (they are small!)
On the programs
On the apple cider mugs (more on that to come)

How are you incorporating stamps into your wedding? Any other ideas for ways I should use the stamps?

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14 Responses to “Wedding Rubber Stamps”

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Miss Mouse (message) 3,301 posts, Sugar bee

I love the tree stamp! it looks great on your invites.

6/26/09 @ 12:19 pm (reply)

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Amber1279 (message) 316 posts, Helper bee

I didn’t know you could custom order stamps like that! How cool!

6/26/09 @ 12:21 pm (reply)

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Grey56 (message) 535 posts, Busy bee

Those birds are great! I would stamp on the envelopes.

I got 1000 pulpboard coasters and I’m stamping on them for coasters, tags, etc.

6/26/09 @ 12:22 pm (reply)

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Newport Nuptials (message) 1,133 posts, Bumble bee

They came out great. I just started stamping. I bought a few from Paper Source for Thank you’s and Save the Date’s. I just finished up the thank yous using an embossing heat tool and I love thee effect.

6/26/09 @ 12:39 pm (reply)

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Emily Caswell

These are really neat stamps! I love that you did them separately so you can use different colors, or just use one of them on smaller pieces.

If you had any welcome bags or other materials for your guests (maps, directions, itineraries, etc.), you could stamp them. After the event, you can use them on thank yous or other stationery items, too!

I did this for some projects, and blogged a tutorial about making your own rubber stamp from a graphic…if you’re interested, it’s at http://ow.ly/fVJR

6/26/09 @ 12:44 pm (reply)

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ecomaha (message) 103 posts, Blushing bee

i love the birds! we have birds just like that on our invites and i’ve been searching high and low for one like that. would you mind telling me how you went about getting them and the picture you used? i would REALLY appreciate it!! thanks!

6/26/09 @ 12:50 pm (reply)

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Mint Mary

same here! I’ve been looking high and low to find a similar bird image to use on our stationery. Where did you find it???

6/26/09 @ 2:43 pm (reply)

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Miss Apple Cider (message) 215 posts, Helper bee

@ecomaha: @Mint Mary: Hi guys - I had a friend draw the birds for me but a great place to find images are on http://www.istockphoto.com. Hope that helps!