
It's hard to resist the loveliness of mismatched stamps, but I absolutely adore the look of coordinated colors or themes! These pink, floral beauties (along with
Primele's Chasta calligraphy) are perfect for a garden fête, while invitations that pay tribute to your home states, the school where you fell in love or your favorite films are the perfect way to showcase your personalities even
before guests open the envelope!
So beautiful Lena! and so romantic! :)
ReplyDeleteSilvia
pretty stamps & calligraphy are perfect additions to any invitation.
ReplyDeleteyes! I think stamps are so overlooked when it comes to invites sometimes. You're so right - they can really send a wonderful message about the couple's personality! We used the Simpsons stamps on our invites because we wanted our guests to immediately know this was a fun and joyous occasion for us and what better way to show it than to have Homer on the front, right? I absolutely would have used these gorgeous pink stamps, however - so sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post! Thanks for pointing out the little details that make any celebration just that much closer to perfect!
ReplyDeleteoohh these are so pretty. What a way to show guests the type of party they are going to before they open their invites!
ReplyDeleteThe penmanship for the addresses don't hurt either!
Those surely are sweet and the color palette is just adorable.
ReplyDeletepretty pink stamps and the handwriting is so lovely
ReplyDeletei love the whole color theme in this...
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet!
ReplyDeleteooh those are so pretty!
ReplyDeletei love the mismatched look, too. even though the invite is great - i love to examine the envelope. it's the whole package!
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absolutely agree! stamps are totally underrated, which is just sad because they really do make such a cute statement!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty.
ReplyDeletethose are BEAUTIFUL, gah. you're like...totally gonna be the new elegance + style icon of the 21st century, i'm sure of it. audrey hepburn v2.0 - she knows how to blog! social media! style! she's perfect.
ReplyDeletealways a lovely little detail to recieve a romantic and pretty stamp.
ReplyDeleteThose are sweet- I have some that say Love that my dad bough me when I was a teenager- still haven't used them.
ReplyDeleteYou know that you pick me up with calligraphy...
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!
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So beautiful. In my next life I want to have better handwriting ;)
ReplyDeleteThe stamps are a nice touch, and I LOVE the calligraphy. xo style, she wrote
ReplyDeleteLena, you are one of those people whose comments I live for. You rock so hard! I'm ridiculously glad you won something from TKB because at least I've remotely paid you back for all the love you give. xoxo for reals.
ReplyDeleteAlso, OMG cutest stamps ever. :)
Whoever did this envelope needs to do my wedding invitations.
ReplyDeleteIf you did this envelope, then I must have you.
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ReplyDeleteyou KNOW I'm a fan of stamps....love the singular color of all of these! we definitely used stamps to set the stage for our wedding :) xoxo {av}
ReplyDeletethis photo - everything in it and about it - epitomizes why i love paper! delicious.
ReplyDeletei can't begin to tell you how happy vintage stamps make me. it's borderline euphoria... ha ha!
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought of stamps as part of the visual element of an invite until I got involved in wedding blogging! I absolutely LOVE that the envelope/stamps can look just as gorgeous as the invite!
ReplyDeleteour stamps were totally coordinated :) it just ads a special touch i think!
ReplyDeleteMismatched with a theme is definitely the best way to go...that envelope is just so pretty!
ReplyDeletelove mismatched stamps, too! they totally set the tone for the guests to see!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to decorate the outside of your envelope!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely way to personalize letters and invitations!
ReplyDeleteOh man, my stamps need a total upgrade!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Great minds think alike! I am famous for going to the post office and asking to see what stamps they have, so I can match my theme! To wit, Little Dude's birth announcements featured "famous cowboy" stamps! Hee hee!
ReplyDeleteHere in Portugal is not very usual to use stamps or even calligraphy... but i have to say the end result is so beautiful that makes me wish i use them all the time...
ReplyDeleteTotally in love with mismatched vintage stamps of any kind!!
ReplyDeleteI love this effect, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOo I love this combo! I am all about anything spring flowers girlie frills and pretty shades of pink!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteAdore!
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