A Unique Spin on Birdies…

A Unique Spin on Birdies…

April 30th, 2010 @ 4:08 pm by Mrs. Penguin
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I just got an invitation in the mail to my good friend Erin’s wedding and I noticed that the little birds she used on her invites were distinctly different.

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Whatever could they mean?

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Erin is from California and Mark is from Colorado, and the birds on their invites reflect each state’s official bird! For California, it’s the quail, and for Colorado, it’s the Lark Bunting. How cute!

The invitations were designed by SOSmithyDesign.

Is your state bird invitation-worthy?

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24 Responses to “A Unique Spin on Birdies…”

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jaylovessteez (message) 1,106 posts, Bumble bee

that is such a cute idea.. i would have never guessed that

4/30/10 @ 4:10 pm (reply)

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alivoo01 (message) 2,622 posts, Sugar bee

That’s so cute! I thought it was a picture of a peacock! Oops!

4/30/10 @ 4:14 pm (reply)

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Miss Seashell (message) 1,713 posts, Bumble bee

cuteness!

4/30/10 @ 4:18 pm (reply)

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Curlysue (message) 1,703 posts, Bumble bee

Oh I love that! I’m from KS and our state bird is the Western Meadowlark .. they sound so pretty! Oddly enough, our “state insect” is the honeybee

4/30/10 @ 4:26 pm (reply)

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slicey19 (message) 2,844 posts, Sugar bee

That’s a cute personal touch. My state bird is the Rhode Island Red , a chicken to be exact…not exactly invitation worthy.

4/30/10 @ 4:33 pm (reply)

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alohababy28 (message) 466 posts, Helper bee

those are gorgeous!

4/30/10 @ 4:37 pm (reply)

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Mrs. Pug (message) 3,753 posts, Honey bee

oh that is cute! we could have a dirty germ-infested pigeon or rat for nyc.

4/30/10 @ 4:41 pm (reply)

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rawrkitty1022 (message) 516 posts, Busy bee

Awesome! To pay tribute to the two different states we are from, I was thinking of doing homeade snickerdoodle cookies in our OOT boxes. I would make “state cookies” using a cookie cutter that features the shape of the state I am from, the state my fiance is from, and the state we met in. Just in case (for the geographically challenged who look at those oddly shaped blobs of dough and go “huh!?”) I will probably write the states abbreviation in icing on each cookie….though Texas is pretty recognizable lol

4/30/10 @ 4:55 pm (reply)

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labrat (message) 472 posts, Helper bee

That is an adorable invitation! I not only love the birds but also the lattice work

4/30/10 @ 5:04 pm (reply)

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Mrs. French Bulldog (message) 7,730 posts, Bee Keeper

I LOVE IT! What an adorable idea!

4/30/10 @ 6:06 pm (reply)

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tea (message) 7,288 posts, Bee Keeper

that is a cute idea! i’m surprised i haven’t seen that before.

4/30/10 @ 6:48 pm (reply)

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jordynrose (message) 6,351 posts, Bee Keeper

Those are adorable! What a cute idea to use the state birds. Good thing they were buzzards.

4/30/10 @ 8:51 pm (reply)

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jordynrose (message) 6,351 posts, Bee Keeper

Oops! I meant *weren’t

4/30/10 @ 8:51 pm (reply)

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EAQ219 (message) 1,448 posts, Bumble bee

Wooo Quail! That’s my last name (for the next 3 weeks at least). Love that idea, though! Such a cute take on the (somewhat overdone) bird theme

4/30/10 @ 9:18 pm (reply)

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Raindrop (message) 23 posts, Newbee

This is an awesome idea!
We were thinking of using our Provincial (Canada eh?) tree on our invite, instead of just the generic spring deciduous tree..

4/30/10 @ 10:26 pm (reply)

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