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Extra! Extra! Save-The-VALENTINE

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, love is in the air, especially for our Isle to Aisle couple, Jamie & Nick!  And since their wedding will take place during the Labor Day weekend, early February save-the-dates were a must.  Thus, we suggested their guests receive a special "breaking news" notification in honor of the love-liest of holidays.
Jamie and Nick took photos at the location where they were engaged, Washington D.C. area restaurant/bookstore/fair trade market/gathering place "Busboys and Poets" and incorporated them into this snazzy newspaper announcement designed by Magnolia Press for TinyPrints.  We were so excited to see how incredibly cute these save-the-dates turned out and are all the more anxious for the actual wedding, for which planning is well underway!

Last year basketball star, Carmelo Anthony, had this same idea and mailed heart-shaped save-the-dates, which were gorgeous.  So you see, stationary inspired by holidays are definitely a nice twist on traditional wedding correspondences.  So brides-to-be, if you missed your chance for Valentine's Day, there's still time to make plans for St. Patrick's Day.  Happy Planning!

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY
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Lissa (The Wedding Bistro at Bellenza) said…
What a creative idea for a Save the Date card! Love how so many people keep thinking out of the box.
February 10, 2011 at 8:27 PM
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