Been wondering why go the extra mile for a bridal portrait shoot? While the tradition began in Southern Europe, at a time when affluent families would hire an artist to paint the picture, we’ve come...
(clockwise from top left, first page) A Lowcountry silhouette frames this letterpress save-the-date card mounted on heavy stock. Studio R, (843) 762-5793, www.studio-r-design.com. Swallows flock to a cage hung from bare branches on a trifold save-the-date program, which is paired with a natural fiber envelope lined in melon pink. The Lettered Olive, (843) 577-9100, www.theletteredolive.com. A sprig of fresh greens add color to this thermograph reply card. Reaves Engraving, (877) 610-4499, www.reavesengraving.com. Artfully rendered and custom-fashioned greenery anchors a letterpress save-the-date card with an earthy envelope. Sideshow Press,(843) 722-6296, www.sideshowpress.com.
(clockwise from top, second page) Fern fronds, fairies, and butterflies hide in this fold-and-seal invitation, its outer wrap pressed with a relief of woodland greens. Sideshow Press, (843) 722-6296, www.sideshowpress.com. This letterpress invitation with twine-tied twig and woodsy band and response card slip inside a custom monogrammed sack hemmed in red. Sideshow Press, (843) 722-6296, www.sideshowpress.com. Plump autumnal fruits frame a deliciously rotund letterpress dinner menu. Dulles Designs, (843) 805-7166, www.dullesdesigns.com.
