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Lilac + sweet pea bouquet via Martha Stewart Weddings; Charleston save the dates by Cheree Berry Paper

Cheree Berry Paper is a member of the Designer Rolodex – you can check out more of their beautiful work right here!

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So I’ve talked a lot in the past about black and white day-of wedding stationery because, really, can you go wrong with that combination!? But today, prepare for a full on color-fest! An illustrated color-fest, to be exact. I’m a sucker for illustration, especially when it’s whimsical and colorful. While you may have already considered it for your wedding invitations, have you thought about added a little hand-drawn or watercolored detail to your wedding menus? You will after this!  — Kelly

Photo by Jose Villa, Menu by Julie Song Ink via Elizabeth Anne Designs

Photo by Jose Villa, Menu by Julie Song Ink via Elizabeth Anne Designs (left), Photo by Elisa B Photography, Menu by Rock Paper Scissors via Ruffled (right)

Menu by Cheree Berry Paper

 

Photo by Brea McDonald Photography, Menu by Griffin-vites

 

Photo by Steep Street, Menu by Ryan Barnachea via Ruffled (left), Photo by Jose Villa, Menu by Yellow Owl Workshop via Style Me Pretty (right)

Photo by Weddings by Two, Menu by Rifle Paper Co. via Style Me Pretty

Photo by Kristen Weaver Photography, Menu by 9th Letter Press via Every Last Detail

Photo by Sutherland Kovach Studio via Style Me Pretty (left), Photo by Chesterton Smith Photography, Menu by Stand Tall Design (right)

Menu by The Indigo Bunting

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With Christmas just around the bend, your mind might not quite be focused on New Years yet, but mine is! Anyone out there planning a New Year’s Eve wedding? It might be worth it just because you can have that much more confetti to throw around. Now’s the time to break out all the confetti you can find for your wedding, or just use it as a motif if you’d like the festivity without the mess! I personally prefer both, so I bring you… Confetti! (Disclaimer: Confetti should always be followed by an exclamation point!) — Kelly

Photo by nbarrett photography, Sign by Southern Fried Paper via Green Wedding Shoes

Photo by Magnolia Pair, Wedding Program by Tupelo Honey Design via Snippet & Ink

Photo by Chenin Boutwell, Ceremony Program by Bella Figura via Francis-Orr on Wedding Chicks

Watercolor Confetti via Oh Happy Day

Confetti Favor Jars via Sugar & Cloth

Photo by Edyta Szyszlo, Menu and Place Card by Cheree Berry Paper

Ceremony Programs via Martha Stewart Weddings (left), Escort Cards via Martha Stewart Weddings (right)

Photo by Carmen Santorelli Photography, Confetti and Paper Goods by Ten Four Paper via Style Me Pretty

Photo by Carmen Santorelli Photography, Menu by Ten Four Paper via Style Me Pretty

Advice Cards by Sugar Paper for BHLDN (left), Placemats by Cake Vintage for Anthropologie (right)

Confetti Wedding Suite by Sugar Paper

Menu by Kayden Ashley Printable Designs

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Katie Stoops Photography and Amber Karson Events via Inspired By This (left); Cheree Berry wedding invitations (right)

Photo Credits: Katie Stoops Photography and Cheree Berry

Have you noticed the recent spike in geometric patterns, popping up everywhere from pillows to pants to wedding invitations? The triangle seems to be leading the way but I’m not discriminating, so today I’m talking all about geometric shapes and patterns for your day-of wedding stationery! If modern is your thing, you may already have graphic fonts or bold colors in the works, and a geometric addition could be the finishing touch you’ve been looking for. I am seriously loving those triangle seating charts, and that 3-D table number!? Who said your paper products ever had to remain two dimensional? — Kelly

Photos by Avery House, Escort Cards and Place Cards by Pitbulls and Posies via 100 Layer Cake

Photo by Lee Bird Photography, Favor Tag by Ham & Pea Design & Paperie via Style Me Pretty

Photo by Jenny Jimenez, Table Number by Matthew Parker Events via Ruffled (left), Photo by Katie Osgood Photography, Place Cards by Lara Kahn via Style Me Pretty (right)

Photo by KIM+PHIL Photography, Escort Cards by Paper Bloom via Brooklyn Bride

Photos by Thomas Straub, Escort Card Calligraphy by Gail Brill Design and Guest Book via Martha Stewart Weddings

Photo by Zoom Photography, Place Card by Press Engaged

Photo by Paige Newton Photography, Cards by The Creative Parasol

Printable Table Numbers via Martha Stewart Weddings (left), Photo by Susan Jackson, Seating Chart by Cheree Berry Paper via Martha Stewart Weddings (right)

Photo by Captured by Aimee, Menu by Sweet Emilia Jane via Green Wedding Shoes

Are any of you planning to incorporate geometric shapes into your wedding?  We’d love to hear your ideas!!

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