Julie: Custom Invites

Last week I met up with Sarah, one of my January brides, and Julie, a long time friend and graphic designer who makes custom wedding invitations.  We met up at the Cheesecake Factory (which will be the death of me via calories - I have no self control there) to go over details for Sarah's winter wedding in January.  I had a blast hanging out with these girls, and I can't wait to see all of the fabulous winter details of Sarah's wedding come together:)

I highly recommend Julie to any brides out there who are looking for fun, unique wedding invitations.  Julie customizes the design for each customer, to ensure no one else out there has the same invitation as you.  I've seen her do awesome work with monograms, and basically anything she does is amazing - she's incredibly talented and is absolutely the most creative person I've ever met:)

Here is Julie, doing her thing:)

 

Sarah's checking out the invites:

 

One more of Julie hard at work - she makes sure to get a lot of details about your day and about each couple, to make sure her design fits your personality and style:

And here are some examples of Julie's work - here is the front of the save the date:

 

And the back:

 

Front of the invitation, with a metal fastener in the upper left hand corner connecting the three pieces of paper:

 

Back of the invitation, customized with the couple's initials:

 

Front of the reply card:

 

And the back:

 

And lastly, the program for the ceremony:

 

 

She can also design table numbers to carry the design throughout your wedding - she can just about do it all!  If anyone wants to contact Julie, just shoot me an e-mail and I'll be sure to get you her contact info:)

**EDITED TO ADD**:  I can't believe I forgot to mention this, but Julie also designed my fabulous logo that you see at the top of my blog-site.  Isn't she amazing?? :)

On a side note, I will be neglecting my blog for the next few days - I'm going out of town tonight through Sunday to visit my grandparents at their cabin in the middle of no where.  And when I say the middle of no where, trust me, I mean it - there is no tv, no internet, and I barely even get cell phone reception!  After the shock of being disconnected from the world wears off after a day or two, it's actually really relaxing being in the middle of no where:)  So if anyone e-mails me, I promise to get back to you - it just might take a few days!  Hope everyone has a great week!