Showing posts with label Ranch Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ranch Wedding. Show all posts

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Friday, April 27, 2012

Invitations!!!

I think the little details are just as important as everything else. When planning your wedding do not forget that your invitations and the EXTRAS should all feel as though they are from the same event. Set the tone of your day with your invite and carry the design throughout...Do not skimp on wedding programs or other print work because they are all the little details that make up your perfect day!!! Here are some gorgeous wedding invitations and EXTRAS we have done for our clients. Let us know what you think!!
This first invite is Fiesta Inspired!
November Wedding invitations.....Proves you do not need brown when marrying in November!!!
Ranch Wedding
Argyle Wedding...the Extras... Event guide, Dinner Menu and Bar Menu
Beautiful color scheme!! Check out our very popular Reverse Pocket Invite! You can also see how we matched the Dinner Menu and Rehearsal Dinner Invitation.
Here are the Extras that we made for our client. The Extras...Table numbers, Escort Cards, Bar Menu and Dinner Menus...It was an AMAZING spring wedding!!!
Gift bags!!! We included a Map, Postcards, Bottled Water, Mexican Pralines, and the bride's favorite tortilla chips Julios with a jar of Hot Sauce.
Hot Pink and Black....Check out this Save The Date, Wedding Invite and Round Dinner Menu
Beach Wedding!!!! This boxed Invite was so fun to create!! Grand Cayman wedding and yes that is a wooden invite!!
Here is the Save The Date we did for this Destination Wedding to Grand Cayman
Grand Cayman Island Guest Bag Itinerary
Instead of a traditional guest book we made postcards that the guests filled out and we mailed to the couple before leaving Grand Cayman. The couple were greeted to postcards when they arrived home from their honeymoon.
Here is another example of our Reverse Pocket Invite.
We carried the design throughout...Wedding Programs
The Extras...Dinner Menus, Thank You cards and Reserved Table signs
Call us for an appointment so we can create your invites and extras for your Perfect Day!

Friday, October 22, 2010

Kristina & Dave


Kristina and Dave were married at the groom’s family ranch in Medina, Texas. The couple felt the ranch would be a perfect location for the site of their wedding so once they were engaged the groom’s family immediately begun a huge renovation project at the ranch. A barn was constructed and the grounds around the 100 year old home were completely transformed. The ceremony took place in front of a lake that exists on the property. The family had a dock built specifically for the occasion. This wedding was a destination wedding for everyone involved. The couple wanted to treat their guests to a bit of Fiesta so we arranged for everyone attending to stay at the Marriott Plaza Hotel downtown. On wedding day we used motor coach buses to pick all of the guests and transport them the 90 miles to the ranch. The guests were greeted to gentlemen holding cowboy hats with the wedding programs.

Once the guests were seated the wedding began with the maid of honor playing the fiddle as she walked down the aisle.
It was amazing! The wedding party including the bride and groom all wore cowboy boots and we encouraged the guests to do so too!
We designed gorgeous invites that were perfect for this ranch wedding and added our suggestion on the invite so all guests would be prepared.
Following the ceremony the guests enjoyed cocktails around the home and then they all walked down to the barn for dinner.

The guests dined on some Texas flavors served from food stations. For dessert they were treated to Peach cobbler. The wedding cake was really a homemade pie made especially for the newlyweds by the bride’s mom.

The doors to the barn remained open and a large bonfire was set up outside.
The guests meandered in and out listening to the live music inside and enjoying the bonfire outside. Inside the barn we decorated with a combination of round and long family style tables.
We covered the tables with simple burlap runners, galvanized pails filled with wildflowers and tree trunks with candles on them.
It was truly a Texas Wedding.
Photography: Peacock Photography
Invitations and print work: The French Connection