Then the rest of the invitation suite unfolded in front of my eyes and I squealed with delight.
I am loving how the grass and the birds are shown on the invitation together and then make separate appearances on the Lobster boil card and the RSVP post card {both shown below}.
What would a wedding in Maine be without an Adirondack chair and a lobster?
If attending, guests were given a meal choice to indicate on their RSVP post card. The two witty options gave me a good chuckle:how can i come to maine and not eat lobster?! Number of guests____
call me chicken, as that's what i want to eat: Number of guests ____
Invitation as seen from the wedding of Laura and Bobby on the new ruffled blog here and used with expressed permission of Courtney at flush designs and erin hearts court . p.s. you can see the full post here. 
The fonts, the fonts, the fonts!!!! Hip hip hooray for throwing the typical script fonts out the window!
This invitation invites the holders to a weekend of Southern delight for live blues, tasty cajun cookin' and a destination wedding in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Designer Anne Benjamin worked with the Bride & Groom so that the screen printed poster would function as the invitation and itinerary.
invitation found 
Get it in white and find a snazzy frame in your wedding colors for it to go in.
Wouldn't this lovely red design be a perfect fit with a winter wedding!? 
Oh, and just so you know, choose the design you see above in any color, or Ellie can customize the design to fit your wedding. The escort cards are available as tent cards, flat cards, and with or without names printed.
Keep in mind that not all guests might know what exactly to do/write on the mat, so it's always nice to display a little sign to let them know any information that they might need and what you want them to do for you!
