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.

I’m sure when Micaela & Spencer set their wedding date for June 29, the probably considered it could be hot that day. I mean, we are in Omaha, Nebraska and it’s the middle of summer.

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.

I love the mirror trend right now in wedding design. I’ve done a few seating charts, table numbers and menus. For Natasha & Tanner’s July Lincoln, Nebraska wedding, she wanted a beautiful welcome sign on a mirror.

Once in awhile a bride will apologize to me.

“I’m sorry I’m being too indecisive.”

“I’m sorry that I’ve asked for so many changes.’

“I’m sorry that my mom/parents/mother-in-law has asked to see so many versions.”

Your wedding reception is quickly approaching and your planner asks:

“How are you going to seat your guests?”

And if your like most couples, the answer to this question is:

“Huh?”

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.