Can you believe this lettering? Look out Betsy. Remember Anne’s beautiful envelopes from a couple months ago? Holly’s finally opened up shop! If you’d like to have her lovely lettering on your envelopes or have an exclusive Lucky Luxe design from her lettering styles, shoot us an email. For more information check out Mrs. Holly’s new blog by clicking here!
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Katherine & Scott
Remember this wedding? Check out their stellar montage video of the big day (!!!!) by Damon Chamberlain of Frontside Films.
Scott and Katherine from damon chamberlain on Vimeo.
A Swedish Print-At-Home Wedding
Did you know that we offer a print-at-home option in which you get the custom design experience with a tiny price tag? We think it’s an awesome option — especially for our really crafty DIY brides. Alexandra is from Sweden and she and Charlie are getting hitched there this coming August. She was daring enough to take on everything for her wedding in a print-at-home package (our L’Ouiseau collection), then enlisted the fabulous Jenna Hein to address the envelopes. I love all the details — the vintage postage (found at The Paper Nickel), the little extras Jenna wrote on the envelopes, the baker’s twine… Everything, really! If you’re looking for great design on a budget, this is a perfect example of what’s possible.
Art Deco Elegance
Hot off the presses are Bethany and Garret’s bespoke invitations for an art deco-inspired wedding. Bethany’s wedding day aesthetic centers around feathers, vintage chandeliers, and birdcages with a soft gold and vintage pink palette. I had a blast creating this suite which combined elements of Orchard, L’Ouiseau and Boudoir. Have a look!
Flights of fancy
I’m sort of twitterpated with the newest design that rolled off the presses yesterday! Jessica contacted us a few weeks ago and asked for the Boston invite but with a dash of whimsy. She mentioned the scene from Disney’s Cinderella where the little birds are helping her get dressed for the ball, and it felt natural to make the threads of their names like little ribbons with swallows flitting around them. I can’t wait for Jessica to see them in person!
Katherine’s wedding
I always love to see my clients’ weddings finally come to fruition after all the planning and design is in place! A few months back, we created this invitation for Katherine, a fabulous hairpiece designer who’s even created accessories for Lady Gaga:
I should have known that anyone whose work is featured on the cover of Neiman Marcus (one of her hairbows will be on the 2010 Christmas look book!) would of course be a knockout on her wedding day, but this little snapshot has me really looking forward to seeing her official wedding photos:
Apartment Therapy
Exciting news, guys! Our loft home (also known as Lucky Luxe studio headquarters 😉 was featured on Apartment Therapy today. Click here to take a peek!
Y’all come in!
For those of you who don’t know, I have been keeping a journal of the one best thing that happens each and EVERY day on my personal blog, Make Something Good Today. It documents only the good things in the daily life of the Napiers and tonight’s post is going to be pretty juicy. Since I am separated by states, countries and continents from 95% of the sweet brides that work with Lucky Luxe, I’ll be posting some images of our loft home/studio this evening. It’ll make me feel less hermit-ish and solitary to pretend you all stopped by for a Coke and some wedding talk. For now here’s a little sneak preview:
Celtic apothecary calling cards
Because my husband’s family comes from a big Scottish clan, we were dying to have bagpipes in our wedding, and Jessie is the incredibly talented piper who did that for us. She’s a rare bird, being one of the only girl pipers in the state of Mississippi, and for that reason I wanted her cards to be equally rare, eccentric and bold. These were printed on ecru cotton Lettra, and it’s like holding a little piece of turn of the century ephemera in your hand. I hope these will serve her well!
French flea market
Sometimes I get in a creative rut, and then a bride comes along who wants something that forces me to go outside my comfort zone and really get creative. Today, I looked at Molly’s inspiration images of vintage French perfume labels, and this is what I came up with for her save-the-date postcard:
I must tell you, it felt really good to finish a project and know I gave it my very best. Don’t you love the feeling of a job well done? Well… She hasn’t seen her proofs yet, but here’s hoping!