My sisters stationery set - click to see larger size
This is the set of stationery I designed for my sisters wedding which is coming up this weekend. I *think* they turned out quite well - stylish, cheap and simple, just what she asked for. This was a good experiment to see if wedding design is something I might like to do as a career move - I quite enjoyed it and I like the outcome, but I would still love any feedback from blog readers out there to develop my skills further :) Critique away!Here are some of the geeky technical points:
- Everything can be printed on a normal home printer on A4 sheets - this whole set required one ream of thin white A4 cardboard
- The square invite is a standard square envelope size (she bought hers on ebay)
- The Thank You slip is DL sized, so they fit 3 to an A4 page and can be posted in a standard DL envelope
- The OOS is A5, so you just print it on cardboard and fold in half as the cover
- The only seperate part to stick on is the white box on the cover of the invite - this was stuck with glue to the left flap, but it could also be printed on a sticker sheet to seal the invite shut if desired
- The whole thing cost about $100 - $150 for approx 90 invites
I am yet to release my own invite design to the world, partly because I want it to be a bit special and secret, and partly because I have changed it so many times it might be different come next Feb! But as a bit of a sneak peak, heres my Save the Date card so far:

If youre a DIY Bride (or should that be DIBride?) like me, for inspiration check out Luxe Paperie for funky ideas and colour combos, and KenzieKate for gorgeous and stylish invitation designs