Black, white and gold. When you put these combination of colors together, you know you’re working with something classic, timeless and beautiful. Callie and Dalton created this amazing vibe at their July wedding in Lincoln, Nebraska at the Embassy Suites.

Black and white stripes.

Usually, dreaming up the design of the envelope liner comes towards the end of the wedding invitation design process.

You’re planning the most important day of your lives. You’re putting in a lot of time and a lot of money to make sure your wedding day is the one you’ve dreamed of.

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.

For some reason I tend to work with a lot of brides who are teachers. And I’ve kinda figured out why.

Teachers are super organized (at least it seems like it from this side of the fence). They have methods to their madness and can control a bunch of crazy kids in seconds.

How to bring in a touch of industrial into a super chic, traditional and classic wedding.

That was my challenge with Allison & Jake’s August wedding in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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.

After a wedding is done, I sometimes get lonely.

I mean, don’t get me wrong…I love working solo, I love working at home and I love working with ALL my couples.

You gotta stay with me sometimes.

With invitations, I tend to see the whole picture and what I want to create from the beginning (most times). But I start with the invitation design. We gotta get that down perfect before I move on to the other pieces.

The day I met Lisa & Steve, they were headed to a Nebraska vs. Creighton basketball game. And if you know anything about this in-state rivalry…it’s just that…a rivalry.