The stunning Reshma Shetty, a star on the hit show “Royal Pains”, is of Indian descent. Naturally, she wanted her wedding invitations to mirror her rich background. Of course we were glad to rise to the challenge, creating a custom painting for her invite that included details such as gorgeous pink lotus flowers, henna-inspired embellishment and the word “Om” in the center. It is literally a work of art! All of her accessories, like menus and programs, were designed to match.

Requesting that your guests travel to Italy is a pretty big deal, but Ashleigh didn’t let that stop her. I wanted to create an irresistible save the date that would get her guests booking that next ticket to Lago di Como. Inspired by the romance of the Italian culture, I designed my rendition of a traveling artist’s sketchbook. Each page was loaded with hand drawn illustrations of villas to vespas and cafes to cathedrals. The designs accompanied all the travel details which allowed guests to book their travels with ease and excitement.

Hand drawn Mexican tile patterns, authentic embroidery designs, combined with beautiful details from the intricate embroidery from Katharine’s dress were the inspiration for this wedding in Cabo San Lucas. The natural toned outside of the custom-made, 4-petal envelope complemented the bright pop colors that were revealed as guests opened the envelope. The custom pattern continued from the invite to match the inside lining of the envelope.

Vintage Hawaii meets modern chic sensibility. There’s something about the old surfer vibe that gets me going. Maybe it’s because I grew up in San Diego or because I have an appreciation for the relaxed beach vibe. When Kellie told me she wanted to capture that feeling in her invitation suite, I knew I was going to have fun with this. Inspired by the iconic typography in hatch show print posters, each piece artfully incorporates all travel and party details combined with hand drawn hibiscus, hula girls and of course, surfers.

Who doesn’t think of beautiful blue waters and romantic sunsets when you picture a wedding in Jamaica? The goal was to capture that feeling of resort relaxation as you watch the tropical evening sunset. The natural woven bamboo outside and the color intensity of my watercolor painting on the inside, represented both the beauty of the Round Hill resort and the breathtaking views of nature’s surroundings. The painting, based on Merrill’s dress detailing, is filled with a spectrum of blues and greens with accents of intense oranges.