...For Them...

Need a small little something to add to the lovely basket of goodies you will be gifting your bridesmaids?

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!

...EAD Library...

Just a shout out to the ladies over at Elizabeth Anne Designs for including Penned & Pretty as a member of the EAD Library ! We are tickled pink....or raspberry. Head on over to the {newly redesigned} EAD Library to find wedding resources and professionals in your area!

...Paisley Quill....

If you visit Style Me Pretty often, you might have seen a little snippet about Paisley Quill In looking through Paisley Quill's portfolio you'll find some of the most beautiful custom wedding invitations, like this suite below. However, the real reason why I wanted to feature Paisley Quill on Penned & Pretty is to let you know about Ink Well, Paisley Quill's new line of ready made wedding invitations.
Here's the deal: each invitation package includes the invitation, reception and response cards, and both the mailing envelope and response envelope, all for around $4 a set. Translation: you can have 125 invitation sets for $500. The best part: the Ink Well sets are totally customizable. See a design you like and Paisley Quill allows you to customize it to correlate with your color scheme! Go look now. You can thank me later.

...Simple and Sweet ...

How simple & sweet are these save the date announcements? I especially love the tying the knot reference! The heart with the arrow thru it doesn't hurt either.

What more do you need in a save the date!? This announcement is simple, stylish, adorable and to the point.

announcement found on the wonderful brooklyn bride blog.

...Linda and Harriet...

This cute little invitation is from linda and harriett and it was too pretty not to post.

I love the color combination of turquoise and orange, the pretty dots bouncing around the invitation and the set as a whole. Using orange ink to address the envelopes would pull the whole look together, don't you think?!