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Mrs. Moonbeam, Los Angeles/San Antonio Age and Occupation: 26, Intern Architect Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Studio Analyst, aspiring Screenwriter Engagement Date: May 20, 2009 Wedding Date: November 2009 Venue: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church (LaCoste, TX) and Mary Gray Events Center (Castroville, TX) About Me: I was born and raised in Texas, but after college I moved to Seattle for a couple of years and loved it. Then I followed my beau out here to LA and we're getting settled in. I've been making things since I can remember. I was raised by crafters. I love to sew, draw, paint, build, cook, bake (anything with a tangible end result is fair game). In that same spirit, I've been hosting since I was old enough to cook and set a fancy table. I kind of take after my grandmother, who believes that your morning OJ always tastes better out of the good crystal.
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Invitation Inspiration

September 14th, 2009 @ 5:00 pm by Mrs. Moonbeam

Invitation Inspiration :  wedding invitations 42  Ms. Apple Cider had a fantastic invitation suite, and my major takeaway is this wood-embossed paper. I’m thinking I’ll purchase it from here.

Invitation Inspiration :  wedding invitations Diy Lor  This is another do-it-yourselfer featured on Style Me Pretty. Also a gorgeous suite, but my fave is the kraft paper CD-cases, which you can purchase from Stumptown Printers.

Invitation Inspiration :  wedding invitations 800px T

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I’m thinking a trace paper belly band or interior envelope of some sort.

And since we’ll be married in a picturesque little church, I’d like to create a line-drawing similar to this one out of the photos I have of the church and other ’place’ details:

Invitation Inspiration :  wedding invitations Sarahha

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Perhaps the stenciling and stained glass inside the church.

And for addressing the envelopes, I’m loving those wrap labels everyone is doing these days. It really elevates the label, but it’s still totally user friendly. Here are some nice ones via I-DIY.

Are you using any interesting textures or paper for your invitations?

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10 Responses to “Invitation Inspiration”

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Miss Dachshund
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Miss Dachshund (message)  689 posts, Busy bee

I love the quality of Gmund paper. You can get free samples directly from their site, and I got some of the woodgrain just to see what it looked like : )

Because I plan on sewing on my invitations, I decided to go with a linen textured paper, (by Gmund) to emulate fabric.

 
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RecessionistaBride
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RecessionistaBride (message)  5,018 posts, Bee Keeper

That paper is so cool… it’s also a less expensive option for brides who admire the wood engraved invites (that usually starts around $10!)

 
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Miss Giraffe
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Miss Giraffe (message)  4,216 posts, Honey bee

I love different textured papers!

 
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Miss Poodle
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Miss Poodle (message)  3,387 posts, Sugar bee

I love wood texture!! actually I love wood hehe

 
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Miss Frozen Yogurt (message)  2,685 posts, Sugar bee

I can’t wait to see how it all comes together. :)

 
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alishaneva
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alishaneva (message)  2,152 posts, Buzzing bee

I can’t wait to see how this works out - the wood textured paper will look great!

 
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pvaulter718
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pvaulter718 (message)  2,116 posts, Buzzing bee

@Miss Poodle: You’re silly!

I couldn’t get him to cave on the wood texture, he thought it was too country for his modern taste. But, we did use some adorable wood shake roofing to make coasters!

 
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Jessie516
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Jessie516 (message)  5,480 posts, Bee Keeper

I loved that wood texture paper from Miss AC’s invitation suite. Great!

 
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Miss Cola (message)  2,868 posts, Sugar bee

I’m still in love with the wood paper! I’ve really got to get on the ball and figure out how to incorporate it into my paper items, but I’m reluctant to break into my 5 free sample pages!

 
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Mrs. Moonbeam, Los Angeles/San Antonio Age and Occupation: 26, Intern Architect Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Studio Analyst, aspiring Screenwriter Engagement Date: May 20, 2009 Wedding Date: November 2009 Venue: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church (LaCoste, TX) and Mary Gray Events Center (Castroville, TX) About Me: I was born and raised in Texas, but after college I moved to Seattle for a couple of years and loved it. Then I followed my beau out here to LA and we're getting settled in. I've been making things since I can remember. I was raised by crafters. I love to sew, draw, paint, build, cook, bake (anything with a tangible end result is fair game). In that same spirit, I've been hosting since I was old enough to cook and set a fancy table. I kind of take after my grandmother, who believes that your morning OJ always tastes better out of the good crystal.

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