There are those weddings every year that will define my year. In 2019, I felt I had a handful of those, and Emily & Isaac’s wedding in Lincoln, Nebraska was one of them.

With my process, I plan time in for multiple revisions, feedback and conversations with the bride & groom about the design of their wedding invitation. And a few times, that time is limited.

Brent and Janelle chose me to design their wedding invitations and I loved their style immediately. For one, their reception was at The Barn at the Ackerhurst Dairy Farm and I absolutely adore that venue.

I’ll never forget the day I got a phone call from Jan.

When I talked to Jan Knobel for the first time on the phone, she was a nervous mother-of-the-bride.  And she had a right to be.

I really wanted to crash this wedding.  It was going to be gorgeous, I did so many custom pieces for them and I was staying downtown that weekend with two girlfriends for a weekend away.  Ashley even told me to!

Classic style weddings seem to find me.  I think it’s because it’s truly hard to find a beautiful classic wedding invitations that can somehow still capture a personality or individual style.

I love a couple who knows what they want. And the first time I met with Charity to talk about invitations for their September 2 wedding in Colorado, I got that vibe.

When I rebranded last year, I wanted to do something big to celebrate. I threw around a few ideas but I couldn’t pass one that kept jumping out at me. I’ve never done it before, but if I were going to, this was the time.

You finally got the ring from the person you know as your best friend. You’re in 100% wedding planning mode.  You have booked the venues and have already thought about the day you try on wedding dresses (what am I kidding…you’ve thought about that day your entire life!).

I love a couple who knows what they want.  And when I met with Kate before her October 2015 wedding, I knew I ran into one of those couples.  And when she said GOLD GLITTER, I knew we were a great fit to work together.