This is a set that we worked on for a New York wedding last year. The design is call Firenze, which is also the name of the city Florence in Italian, and the calligraphy is Cherise Script. Notice how the simple and chic invitation is complimented by the matching envelope liner as well as reply card. The pop of pink adds a sweet touch to the classic look of the set. The chandelier was drawn by hand to replicate a stunning chandelier I saw in a magazine one day. I fell in love with it and had to have it on one of my invitation.
The bride also included a matching Long Island map to direct their guests to the best spots in town – including right where they met at Avenue A & 12th Street! Very adorable. While this set is done in letterpress in 2 colors, we also offer it in thermography now for those who love paper but don’t necessarily have the budget for letterpress.
filed under: Calligraphy, Wedding Stationery
Charming Chandeliers
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