Twig & Thistle is one of my favorite blogs, hands down. For example,
these pumpkins are on my must-remember-for-next-year list for Halloween, although I just might try them out this Thanksgiving.
My husband is about to turn 30, so I've been browsing for invitation and party ideas. So, naturally, I loved this little invitation that Kathleen from
Twig & Thistle whipped up for her husband's recent 30th.
The detail that went into each invitation is really both ridiculous & fabulous. You can read about it
here.
The envelope/packaging is probably one of my favorite parts of this whole invitation suite. I would have never thought to have simply fold kraft paper to make an envelope! Only savvy DIY-ers can be that creative!
These little stickers sealed the kraft envelopes. Too cute.
Kathleen wanted the addresses to look like a stamp so she printed each recipient’s address
right onto the kraft paper using great typography fonts.
And now, for the real reason that I wrote this post....the buttons. What a fun addition to any party!!!
You can read more about these invitations
here on the
Twig & Thistle blog!
If you too have succulents in mind for your upcoming wedding, why not go with the same idea of using potted succulents as favors and turn them into escort cards as well? Make the same little flags to display not only the name of the guest but the table name/number of where they are seated as well!
There are so many more details from this wedding & reception that just cannot be missed. Check it all out at the Jagger Photography blog {via love and lavender} in part one and part two.
The envelope/packaging is probably one of my favorite parts of this whole invitation suite. I would have never thought to have simply fold kraft paper to make an envelope! Only savvy DIY-ers can be that creative!
These little stickers sealed the kraft envelopes. Too cute.
And now, for the real reason that I wrote this post....the buttons. What a fun addition to any party!!!
I really liked how these envelopes turned out & the client expressed her love for the "Pretty Perfect" style when she received these in the mail. I can only hope that all of the guests felt the same way!
I just might have to stock up on these for next year!! I hope that your Halloween was filled with fun little trick-or-treaters & plenty of leftover candy!
