Post # 1

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Newbee
So… I am so excited!!!!I made all my own invitations (I mailed out 150 of them!) and they are all done!!!!!
i used silver wrapping paper for the envelope liner…here is the outside…

and the back of it…

slide off the snowflake ribbon and open up and you have…


there is a pocket fold when you lift up the bottom of the invite…

in the pocket I have 3 inserts… the rsvp card with a stamped envelope, the reception card, and the map & accomodation insert

the map insert has 2 folds (3 sections)
the front…

lift up the front and you see this…

and open the other flap and are both the maps i designed and driving directions

TaDa!!!! here is all of it together!!!!!

here they all are ready to be mailed!

I am so proud of them!
Post # 3

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Sugar bee
Love them! And, sigh, you have the date we wanted; alas, the courthouse isn’t open that day. 😉
Post # 4

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Newbee
@Statutory Grape: Thanks! We are lucky that the church that we wanted was open… it was booked every saturday in december except that one.
Post # 5

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Bee Keeper
You did a great job! They are very pretty!
Post # 8

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Busy bee
wow! they look good!!! good job!!
Post # 9

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Blushing bee
- Wedding: December 2010 - University of Toronto Faculty Club
These are fantastic! I love the snowflake motif.
Post # 10

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Sugar bee
awwwwwww i love the snowflake. Great job!
Post # 11

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Sugar Beekeeper
Wow, they’re great. You should feel proud of yourself.
Post # 12

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Newbee
Very creative. Did you create the snowflake bellyband yourself and is that a snowflake sticker on the outside? Did you hand make that as well or buy it? I would love to know details. I am doing some black place cards with white snowflakes for someone’s holiday event and am looking for snowflake inspiration!
And can you share where you got the silver wrapping paper—did you have problems with it wrinkling at all?
Hope this is not too many questions! Happy wedding. Thanks!
Post # 13

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Blushing bee
I love that you used snowflakes! I think its such a nice way to dress up a holiday-type theme.
Post # 14

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Newbee
These are a picture of what I am doing—they are easy to make if you have time on your hands—I cut the place cards by hand from black card stock (though you could buy them too and save LOTS of time), paper punch a white snowflake (or silver with your leftover wrapping paper!), and then do the names in white ink.
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Post # 15

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Honey bee
They definitely look labor intensive but worth it. They’re gorgeous — you did an amazing job!
Post # 16

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Newbee
Thank you everyone for the comments.
@Kristens Calligraphy:
The snowflake bellyband is a piece of snow flake vellum that I got from Hobby Lobby and cut into half inch strips. For the snowflake I got a piece of white glitter paper and used a punch made by martha stewart and use glue dots to attach it all. (I will add links tonight when I get home cuz I am at work now… lol) The silver wrapping paper I got at hobby lobby. I did not have any probles with it wrinkling because it is a thick wrapping paper.