A girl's journey through entrepreneurship
We’re beyond excited to announce that CO will be working with 1800Registry! We’re hoping to get everything up and running by July, can’t wait to share our page from their site soon! Thank you to the team at 1800Registry for your guidance and help, can’t wait!
For my loyal readers (if, in fact, I have any) you’ll remember my old post about Sergio and Imelda’s Save the Dates. Well the days of saving the date have come and gone so quickly. A couple weeks ago, we finished the design for their wedding invitations! Working with these two were amazing. They were easy to communicate with, a pleasure to work with, and are just great people in general! I wish you both a lifetime of happiness!
Now, for the design! We obviously wanted to go with a similar look and feel as the Save the Dates but my goal was to give it some fresh life and its own personality. I didn’t want the invites to be a boring repeat of what their guests have already seen. So, we went with a bold red for the pocket, the same red for the names, and subtle artwork to accent the design.
For the invitation card, we wanted to carry through a similar look to the Save the Date cards, so we went with the same right alignment with the same fonts for their names and body text.
To balance the heavy amount of text on the right, we added some art on each left corner to add some personality and weight.
Sergio and Imelda had some requirements on their RSVP card, and I think we were able to design them nicely. We went with a left alignment of the type for an easy read and balanced the heading with artwork in the same shade.
The thing I love most about their suite? The contrast of color! Between the creams and reds, they had such a rich and warm color palette. I love when clients aren’t scared of adding vibrant colors!
Charlie and I were working all last weekend. We were sitting side-by-side in our office working on our own projects, asking for each other’s opinions, getting things done…SUCH a good feeling! At one moment during the weekend I remember looking at him and taking in that moment. Seeing him so dedicated, so engulfed, so passionate was such an inspiration. He takes on a lot and cannot imagine how he finds a way to do it all. But he does and I’m so proud.
I’m so thankful for him. Having a husband that encourages me, understands me, supports me, and knows me better than I know myself is more than anything I could have ever asked for. The times are good and bad, but because of him and the guidance of our faith I’ve found
strength in both cases. No matter which direction our journey takes us, I know enduring it together gives me the confidence I need.
Today, I feel more than ready to take on that journey. I’m excited, I’m humbled, and I’m ready.
Thank you, Charlie. Thank you so much.