Something about this invite has absolutely captured my imagination–can't you just see a backyard wedding in a beautifully restored Craftsman home, Louise wearing a colorblocked cotton shift and Thom passing out Aperol cocktails in highball glasses? Or maybe that's just me.
What kind of wedding do you think suits this suite?
I love this and I love this color! I think your description is perfect :)
ReplyDeleteI actually think this is simply sophisticated. I can totally picture a little white chapel.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely agree...or maybe its in Palm Springs with some fun red & white beach balls by the pool!
ReplyDeleteI picture a sparse white loft with an amazing rooftop terrace for post-ceremony cocktails.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking Kate Spade- preppy and timeless. Neo traditional.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this. Would totally do my invitations over again with this style. Ha.
ReplyDeleteLooks modern and elegant to me :)
ReplyDeleteI definitely see the backyard vibe.
ReplyDeleteYES! I am right there with you. I love this invite.
ReplyDeleteI'm very taken with this! So different and fresh!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time i saw this image... a rooftoop wedding in New York!!! Funny how different our minds think ;)
ReplyDeleteit looks like a book cover. i agree.... so very kate spade.
ReplyDeleteVery sophisticated, I like!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love that. Very chic!
ReplyDeleteA wedding in the High School Science with an old friend as the officinator
ReplyDeleteHigh school science lab. I missed a word.
ReplyDeleteI love this invite, it's not cliche and over the top, it's simple and perfect!
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I would say pretty contemporary although it would be fun to see the pics from the wedding...could be preppy, too!
ReplyDeleteCrisp modern vibe!
ReplyDeleteThese make me think of penguin books! Which of course makes me completely love them.
ReplyDeletethis is so lovely and chic. i immediately thought of a rooftop city wedding!
ReplyDeleteThose invites are beautiful ... oddly enough, we did our invitations FINALLY (2 months before the wedding, SERIOUSLY) and we had the hardest time ... everyone else's always seemed so effortlessly THEM. Ours were impossible. We have a dozen different designs we didn't use and would never use.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we can donate them to charity, ha.
I totally agree. I love how an invite can really set the tone for the event.
ReplyDeletedefinitely makes me think of Penguin Classics. I've seen a few weddings lately with receptions in libraries (a classmate from college just had hers in the music library at Peabody -- so cool!), so I'd say something like that, kept on the more modern side, would suit :)
ReplyDeleteMInimal pop!
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