(Detail shots from Jennifer & Christian's wedding invitation suite. All letterpress printing by Studio On Fire.)

The second set of invitations that I designed were for Jennifer and Christian who were married in the oldest Catholic church in Buffalo and celebrated their reception at Shea’s Theatre, a cultural landmark in downtown Buffalo. This suite was also letterpress printed with Studio on Fire on Canaletto Grana Grossa Bianco in a 111# cover weight.

The invitations were square, featuring a vintage looking flourish. To play up the theatre aspect, the reception card was designed to look like a vintage ticket. (“Tale of Three Cities” alludes to the cities the couple has lived to together: Buffalo, Tokyo & New York City.) They were also enclosed in tiny red envelopes that were stamped with a calligraphed sentiment. The RSVP card was designed as a postcard and guests were invited to write a note or draw a picture on the backs of them for Jen and Chris to keep as a keepsake. They also featured a line from the couple’s first dance song, “Can’t Fight This Feeling”.

The suite was mailed in a black envelope with the return address letterpressed in silver ink on the flap. (Not shown to protect the couple’s mailing address.) These were also lined with the song lyrics from their first dance song. Small ceremony program covers were also letter pressed at the same time as the invitation suite and were later bound with red and white twine.

(Detail shots from Vyshali & Amar's wedding invitation suite. All letterpress printing by Studio on Fire.)

I had the pleasure of designing wedding invitation suites for two sets of friends who tied the knot last weekend. The first set were for Vyshali & Amar who had a traditional Hindu wedding.

These were letterpress printed by Studio on Fire on Cranes Lettra Pearl White in a 220# cover weight. The mini hot pink envelopes were rubber stamped with white embossing ink and held the directions and accommodations.

The bride loves gerbera daisies but wanted to keep the feel of these traditional yet modern. We came up with this motif from searching through books of traditional Indian textile patterns and felt that this was what we were looking for and, in a funny way, looked like the daisies she loves so much.

(From Dazed & Confused, September 2010 via Fashion Gone Rogue.)

Still here, slowly digging myself out from under piles of paper.

Saw this shoot featuring Lakshmi over at Fashion Gone Rogue and loved this photo of her. (Go and see the rest of the shoot!)

(From the J. Mendel Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

Simple and refined. Also loving the shoes.

(From the Jason Wu Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

Loved the color palette at Jason Wu.

(From the Monique Lhuillier Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

There was so much color in this collection near the end but I just liked these looks the best.

(From the Doo.Ri Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

So many easy looks at Doo.Ri.

(From the Erin Fetherston Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

Erin Fetherston’s girl for resort just looked so cool. Loved the look with the hat and pants for its simplicity.

(From the Diane von Furstenberg Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com.)

As always, love the patterns at DVF. (And, hello Trench!)

(From the Badgley Mischka Resort 2011 collection. See all the looks on style.com)

Will never get tired of white and gold. Love the first dress in both long and short options.