Jamie Lea Bertsch Invitations Lion In The Sun Charcoal Lush Edge Painting Wedding Invitations Inspiration Bella Figura Wedding Trends Letterpress Envelope Liners Letterpress Wedding Invitations Wedding Ideas Eco Elegant Corner Rounding Modern Light Lavender Champagne Written by Christie Jones Thursday, January 27 Wedding Color Palettes – Modern Purple Romance Inks: light lavender + charcoal | font: billhead | paper: white 2-ply | invite size: f8 | corner rounding | edge paint: champagne | liner: the reverse simple geometrics pattern in champagne ink The Reverse Simple Geometrics envelope liner in Champagne ink perfectly compliments the edge painting. Letterpressed in Light Lavender and Charcoal inks on our 2-ply white paper, the design is highlighted with corner rounding and Champagne edge paint. Our Lush (by Jamie Lea Bertsch ) letterpress wedding invitations go from soft to stylish with this color customization submitted by Lion in the Sun in Brooklyn, NY. Scroll on to see more.Thursday, September 1 Lush Letterpress Invitations in Light Lavender & Charcoal And due to its hardiness, sprigs of lavender can be incorporated into place cards, boutonnieres, centerpieces, and more.Īs you can see, the possibilities are endless, which is why we put together a list of our favorite lavender wedding ideas for you to replicate. Meanwhile, culinary-grade lavender can be used to adorn cocktails, decorate wedding cakes and baked goods, or infuse jars of honey or sugar (the perfect favor for wedding guests) with a light, floral flavor. Additionally, since the stalks tend to be straight and somewhat inflexible, it’s best to use the flowers sparingly in larger, mixed arrangements (too many will make the design feel angular and stiff). When planning the blooms for your bouquet, note that lavender goes well with other soft, pastel summer flowers, like peonies and roses, and it’s nice to play with scale and mix it with larger blooms. Using lavender in your bouquet is, of course, the obvious place to start, and the flower is perfect for slightly rustic, garden-style arrangements. Though we won't blame you if you've never considered lavender when it comes to your ceremony and reception details, this flower offers tons of pretty possibilities and is one to know. Lavender has been cultivated for centuries for its medicinal properties and heavenly fragrance, and today, couples are now taking advantage of this purple plant at their weddings.
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