Posts Tagged ‘Spring Wedding Season’

Amazing Indian Wedding Cards
New Designs in Time for Spring

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Our wedding card designers have been hard at work over the winter months getting ready for the spring wedding season. Beyond the custom creations we have made for individual brides, we have 7 new Indian wedding card designs available.

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Sindhu Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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One of my personal favorite letterpress invitation sets, Sindhu is a mendhi-inspired Indian wedding card that features foil stamping and two colors.

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Devi Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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Nothing can compare to the feeling of running your fingers across this letterpressed paisley pattern. Maybe the most striking letterpress Indian wedding card yet, Devi has a soft burgundy ink with a beautiful tint varnish that compliments the embossed nature of the invitation design.

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Lalita Letterpress Wedding Invitation

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Employing a pantone violet that brilliantly contrasts with the copper foil design and text, this letterpress Indian wedding card is sure to impress your guests.

But the creativity does not stop here! There are several more Indian wedding card designs all available with custom wording, colors and extras. Do yourself a favor and check them out, many of our Indian wedding cards are even available with our amazing invitation special.

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5 New Wedding Trends for 2010

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

More brides are engaged in the winter months from Christmas to Valentine’s Day than any other time of the year. This makes way for a wonderful spring season filled with weddings. To stay ahead of the wedding planning curve I have created a useful list of the 5 hottest trends for weddings in 2010:

Blogging Brides

Whether they are written to make wedding announcements or document the brides planning progress, now more than ever brides are starting their own blogs. When properly directed by the wedding invitation, they can also serve as a useful addition to the wedding guest’s knowledge about the bride, groom or details about the celebration.

Textured Invitations

Choosing flat, solid wedding invitations is a thing of the past. Couples to be are picking invitation sets that include everything from extra fabrics, letterpress and embossing. Texture adds character and emotion to your invitation set, something that guests will appreciate.

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Kourtesis Lettepress Wedding Invitation Design

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Wear-it-Again Bridesmaids Dresses

The myth that it is bad luck to wear the bridesmaid dress after the wedding is dying. Brides and the bridal party have started to pick dresses that can be worn for more than one occasion (after the wedding though, of course).

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Wear It Again Dress from Dessy - Courtesy of The Wedding Wearhouse

Personalize Everything

Brides are taking matters into their own hands. From DIY décor to handmade favors, this year weddings are going to be full of personalized additions. Ceremonies and celebrations are a perfect place for your creative inner self to express themselves. It is your day, create it how you want it.

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Kourtesis Favor Tag on Lantern

Non-Linear Aisles

Part of a growing non-traditional trend is cutting out the customarily rigid lines that separate his family and hers. Couples are getting married in locations that can accommodate semi circles and other floor plans that break from the straight lines of the past. This does a great job of mixing up the wedding guests and at the very least, everyone gets a better view of the bride and groom.

Written by Nick

Invitations by Ajalon
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New Spring Floral
Letterpress Wedding Invitation Set:
Katelynn

Friday, December 25th, 2009

Just in time for the Spring wedding season, I would like to introduce our newest invitation design. Katelynn is an elegant, formal yet festive letterpress invitation set.

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The bold indigo-violet colored vines contrast perfectly with the bright complementary fuchsia to create a stunning aesthetic. The simple yet effective formal color combo makes this invitation almost pop off the paper, giving it that extra special feel that your wedding deserves.

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While Katelynn is available with any paper or color choice, this combination creates an eye catching design that is sure to impress your guests.

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We Found an Old Heidelberg Book
on Letterpress Printing

Monday, August 31st, 2009

Last week we were doing a little summer and fall cleaning in the print shop to get ready for the fast approaching spring wedding season. We decided it was time to finally go through some old boxes of letterpress materials, spare parts and assorted tools.

In one box of accessories that bore the signs of a letterpress life well lived, (grease, ink and old printed materials) we stumbled upon this book:

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While it did not specifically say when this book was printed, it is safe to say it is at least 70+ years old.

Printed in four languages, this list of spare parts was full of interesting letterpress information.

It made me think how classic of a craft we are partaking in. I almost felt like a part of artistic history just holding the book. People from around the world appreciate, print and purchase letterpress printed materials.

The timeless craft of printing artisan-style letterpress wedding invitations is nothing new to the people at Heidelberg, and being a part of this vintage tradition is a great feeling. While there are new technologies, procedures and craftsman, nothing beats the timeless spirit that letterpress creates.

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Since this law was created there have been wars, treaties, trade agreements and a whole lot else has changed in the world. However, we still print on the same machine using almost all of the original parts. Good to know that some great things will never change.

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