For the eighth year in a row, I’m excited to announce that I have been selected as The Knot’s Best of Weddings! Because of your reviews and experiences, The Knot has picked me as the top wedding invitation designer in Nebraska.

I told myself at the beginning of 2020…no more styled shoots, Dana. Focus on your couples and maybe take a day off here or there.

We all know 2020 didn’t go as we planned. So why not get involved in a styled shoot?

2020 weddings have been a challenge in many regards. From postponements to smaller weddings, I had to learn how to roll with the punches this year.

And things can get even more challenging when the couple doesn’t live in Omaha but are getting married here.

Styled shoots really give me a chance to take a vibe and run.

Hayley Dolson reached out to me on Instagram to see if I wanted to be a part of a styled shoot she was doing this summer.

Nebraska Wedding Day Magazine brought together the best wedding vendors in the state in early August. Their “Best of” Contest happens each year and this year, it was even sweeter as we gathered IN PERSON to celebrate.

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.

Tis the season for holiday cards! Dana Osborne Design is happy to again offer custom holiday and Christmas card design for 2020.

This year is the perfect time to have me design your holiday cards. Why? A few reasons:

The best upgrade you can add to your wedding invitation suite is envelope printing. Printing on your envelopes makes your life easier because you’re getting envelopes back from me, looking amazing, with no writing to do.

Sometimes you gotta convince others when you’re trying to convince yourself.

Molly to me before her June 2020 Iowa wedding, “You were also the first person who showed any kind of faith in the fact that we can still pull this off.”

I bet you never thought you’d need a sign about wearing a mask at your wedding.

Nor did I think I’d ever be designing signs about wearing a mask at a wedding.