We’re always excited to see what customers will do to make our existing designs their own. After all, invitations should reflect the look and feel of your wedding and ultimately be an expression of the happy couple. We think Eva and Adam did a great job in customizing our Skyline design to suit their Chicago wedding.
Skyline design printed digitally in ebony and buttercream
There are a few designs in the gallery that have yet to be purchased for print. Obviously not our hottest sellers, these designs are sleepers just waiting for the right customers to come along. Dainty Floral had been one such design. Then, one day last summer, Manish & Aarti of Northern California’s Bay Area chose it for their wedding invitations.
Dainty floral invitations digitally printed on pearl paper in colors raspberry and steel
We’ve done the notice design for online wedding invitations many, many times before. Last summer we had the privilege of doing another set of prints in this popular design for customers Jason & Elizabeth of New Jersey. I do believe these were our first customers from the garden state, and we were happy to help with their wedding.
Bristol wedding invitation in colors charcoal and citrine
When I was a kid my parents used to take Stephanie and I to this place called The Bristol Renaissance Faire. As you may have guessed it’s a renfair. We used to think it was the coolest place because it felt like a step back in time. I remember deep fried mushrooms being flung around through a trail of hot oil that singed anyone in its path. I also recall getting lost, which led to my parents frantically searching for me and becoming aggravated because whenever they asked a “local” for help the wench, warlock, or whathaveyou wouldn’t break character and insisted on talking in medieval English. Those were fun days at Bristol. Fun, weird days. Why bring this up? Because the latest addition to the Mightyvites gallery, the Bristol wedding invitation design, shares the same name as that now strange but once magical place.
Ohio is a big state. The country is reminded of this every US election season and Chicagoans, like us, observe the fact often when introduced to new folks around town. Chicago draws a lot of people from Ohio, and I presume a lot of Chicagoans end up calling Ohio home. So why’d it take so long for our electronic wedding invitations to reach the buckeye state?! Who knows, but they did get there this past summer when customer Scott and his then fiancée Rebecca chose the rolling waves wedding invitation for their big day.
Rolling Waves electronic wedding invitations digitally printed on cream paper
