Vintage/Scrapbook Wedding Tri-Fold

So this invitation is a rather different style than most of my previous work, but it was fun to explore a different style and I think it turned out super cute! When we were discussing possible design ideas, the bride mentioned to me that she was going with a vintage-style theme for her wedding, using Mason jar decorations, but commented that her pictures were rather informal... a perfect combination for a vintage/scrapbook theme! :)

Front:

Open it up to see the color middle:

And flip it over for the back:

Please excuse my terrible photography!

Valentine's/Winter Wonderland Theme

This announcement is one of my new favorites! We had to work really fast because the wedding was just around the corner, but these turned out so cute! Megan was also the most graceful bride I've ever seen under pressure. I wish you guys the best!

Here is the front:
And you open it up to see the middle:

And flip it over to see the back:

These pre-addressed 4x6 RSVP postcards were perfect for quick responses--people just marked if they were able to come and dropped it back into the mail!

Photos by Erin Browne Photography

Tri-fold Elegant Vintage

This tri-fold announcement reflects one of my own personal favorite styles--simple but elegant.

This is the front:

Then you open it up to see the following 5x17 spread:

Here's a closer look at the middle left:

And the middle center and backside of the flap: Then you flip it over to see the back: Please excuse my terrible photography!! =) I love the tri-fold format--I think it adds interest and gives couples a lot of room to demonstrate their personalities through pictures, quotes, etc. No extra postage, and surprisingly affordable!

Tri-fold Rustic Western

This announcement folds down to fit into a 5x7 envelope. Tri-folds are kind of hard to figure out without seeing them in real life, so let me explain:

This is the front. The brown flap opens up to reveal...

A full spread with these pictures on the left... And these on the right. The picture with the turquoise background is the backside of the flap. And then you flip it over to see the back:

When the tri-folds are totally unfolded, they look like this:
(front and back) (middle) Yet again, please excuse my terrible photography!!Tri-folds are a great way to showcase photography and give your announcement an original, professional format.