

If you have a couple extra minutes on-hand while planning your wedding {ha!}, why not put your design skills to work and craft a similar keepsake invitation booklet for your guests to fawn over for years!? {Instructions can be found here}
found via: {oh so} beautiful paper & merriment design
The long folding letterpress card perforates apart for the RSVP return {our favorite part of the invitation suite}. The fabric that you see {below} is the actual invitation, which was gocco'd onto a piece of fabric. The fabric was then stitched onto the letterpress card by the bride & her Mom.
via ritzy bee
Purchase a package of thick white card stock. Pick a pretty color of thread and sew/stitch around the outside edge of the card. Then, send them over to Penned & Pretty to have the cards adorned with your bridesmaids names. Finish with a pretty bow and your bridesmaids will adore their new set of stationary!
Someone please go order them and send them over so that I can a) see them for myself and b) address them for you!