I love seeing different materials incorporated into invitations, whether for weddings, showers, or birthday parties. So when I received an e-mail from a reader (Hi Brandi!) seeking inspiration for a Huck Finn/Tom Sawyer party, the first thing that popped into my head was burlap! I wasn’t able to find any photos of invitations printed directly onto burlap, but here are a few images incorporating burlap and twine as lovely accent materials:
{image by Brandon Kidd via Once Wed}
The wedding invitation above by D*lsh Design for photographer Brandon Kidd features a band of burlap tied around kraft and cotton paper invitation elements.Â
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Christine mailed her own wedding invitations (above)Â in a dark green burlap envelope – such a great idea!
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Love the use of twine in the above invitation suite by Bird and Banner…
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I could totally see these cotton handkerchief invitations from XOWYO being mailed in a burlap inner envelope, or attached to burlap backing.
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{erica turner via ruffled}
Hand-stamped burlap accents for a rustic fall wedding.
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{gertrude and mabel photography via chewing the cud}
I love fabric pockets for invitations and ceremony programs – burlap could easily be substituted for cotton in these ceremony program pockets from Chewing the Cud for a more rustic feel.
Have any of you used burlap or twine in your invitations? If so, I’d love to see photos!
{images from their respective sources}
Nole – I love you for this. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
Stunning! I love the hankerchief invites. I’m trying this myself as we speak…it is a pain in the butt!! So seeing work like that is always VERY impressive!
I used twine in mine and I love them!
http://anaquajuel.blogspot.com/2010/06/invitations.html
woah, lovely work but do people actually include registry info with the invite? I’m horrified!!!!!