Real Wedding: Palos Verdes, CA

The beautiful wedding took place on a rare rainy Southern California! Despite the rain, it was a beautiful day with a soft, sophisticated look.

The printed materials we done in grey ink on hydrangea blue paper featuring our Carpenter script. We created escort cards, table signs, menus and a special "thank you" sign for the couple!

The tables were truly stunning!

Congratulations to the happy couple!

See more details and gorgeous pictures on Beth Helmstetter's blog or Style Me Pretty! Photography by Chelsea Elizabeth Photography.

Real Wedding: Santa Inez

We work on many beautiful weddings, but this particular one that took place in Santa Inez is truly breathtaking! Designed and coordinated by Beth Helmstetter, florals by Flower Wild, and photography by Aaron Delesie, this is truely a treat for the eyes!

We created the reception signs for this elegant outdoor affair starting with this gorgeous mirror. We included signs for the food and drink and also one of our signature wooden signs. All calligraphy is Francine script in brown ink.

It was an absolutely picturesque setting...

To see more of the details or read about the day, vist Beth Helmstetter's blog or Style Me Pretty. Congratulations to the happy couple!

Real Wedding: Houston, Texas

Last August we featured a blog post on our first world map that was created for a couple soon-to-be-wed in Houston, Texas. We are so pleased to have received photos of the wedding from their photographer, Clint, and to see that the wedding was included in The Knot Texas!

In our original post we mentioned that we also created table signs featuring the locations of the map and are so exciting to share them today!

The couple also used compass place cards to keep in line with the travel theme...

...and had us create this adorable card box and sign for their gift table!

Finally were the cupcake signs at the dessert table - very sweet!

All calligraphy was done in brown ink in our Carpenter script (except the gift sign which was white ink on brown paper).

See more on The Knot spread on Clint's blog.