Showing posts with label menus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label menus. Show all posts

9.17.2015

Classic Spring Intimate Elopement on Style Me Pretty

One thing's for sure - classic will never go out of style. Here's a good case and point to that - a classic invitation, thermography (raised letter) with a fresh spin on the monogram. The monogram carries over to the day-of paper goods including menus... All featured on Style Me Pretty with an intimate elopement at Historic Cedarwood, captured beautifully by Julie Paisley Photography. Enjoy a few shots and check out the full feature too!

3.17.2015

Emerald and Copper

Happy St. Patrick's Day! We're celebrating the luck of the Irish on Style Me Pretty today - with a perfect palette of Emerald and Copper. We had the best time working on this with the Cedarwood Weddings team and Jenna Henderson! From the geometric patterns of the invitation suite, the cutout chair signs and the fabulous copper cutout backdrop for the ceremony, just incredible... all with copper foil and white ink. May your day be filled with luck and love - enjoy the amazing photos by the ever-so-awesome Jenna Henderson!

1.09.2015

Julie & Mark

We loved getting to work with Summer of Social Ambitions on Julie and Mark's October wedding! Julie and Mark were just the sweetest and it was just a pleasure to get to meet with them (and Mom!) for their big day! We did a pretty big Steller album of their big day - and now we're posting the real photos here from Matt Andrews! Enjoy!

1.05.2015

Our first window display!

If you're in downtown Nashville and more specifically at the corner of Union Street and 6th Avenue, there's a cool window display that we're just over the moon about! It just happens to be at THE Hermitage Hotel, the only Forbe's Five Star hotel and AAA Five Diamond Hotel in Tennessee. We've always had a special love for the hotel and we loved getting to do some paper goods for the street window. In keeping with the hotel - it's a upscale Southern, classic look. Enjoy the amazing photos by Jenna Henderson and check it out when you're downtown!

12.23.2014

Urban glam style shoot

Welcome to Nashville, Jewels Photography! A couple of months ago, Julie called and said that she was expanding her photography business to Nashville and wanted to know if we'd be interested in doing a style shoot with her... and we said yes! With an awesome team, the style shoot has been featured on The Westchester Wedding Planner and you're going to just love it... think urban, modern, sophisticated. Here's a few shots of the gold-foil paper goods we created - including the invitation suite, programs, menus, placecards, table numbers and some fun signs! Thanks Julie and if you're looking for a photographer in 2015, you've got a new option with Jewels Photography!

11.19.2014

Kara & Max

We loved getting to work on all of the paper goods for Kara and Max's wedding from save the dates, invitations, bridal shower and big day paper! We did an oversized menu and seating chart along with the sweetest Hatch-like print! As a bonus, we got photos of their logo as the gobo for the reception at aVenue. If you love this, check out more photos from our Steller album. So, enjoy a few photos on this bright and sunny Wednesday!

11.16.2014

Black and Gold Inspiration

One of the coolest things we get to be a part of each year is the Cedarwood Style Show. There's so much opportunity to do amazingly awesome paper goods to add to their showcase of designs annually. One of the cool tablescapes this year was a Black and Gold inspiration for a Texas-Tennessee couple getting married this year. Linda, of Cedarwood, asked if we could create a logo that resembled a cattle brand along with the accompanying paper goods. From that, we created a cool logo and complete save the date and invitation suite using black thermography. We also did a pattern background for black-on-black texture look resembling an embossed leather look for the mat. We added a program, menu and placecards to complete the paper suite and we think you'll agree, it's awesome! Check out all of the details of the tablescape on Cedarwood's blog to really see how the design process worked! As always, it's amazing to see Kristyn Hogan's photography.