INVITATIONS

Make your wedding, engagement, birth announcement or any other occasion as personal and unique as the event itself. I’ll work with you to create a color palette, choose fonts as well as design elements and a style that reflects you and the aesthetic of the occasion. Head over to my shop to see samples and order custom wedding invitation suites.

Nicole + Seth

For my own wedding, the setting, Sonoma County’s wine country was the largest dictator of our aesthetic. I combined natural elements like tall trees and wood patterns with a vintage California map and our light teal and mustard yellow color palette to create invitations that reflected a sense of place as well as our personalities. 

Claudia + Dan

For Claudia and Dan's save the date cards I incorporated some of their favorite elements like pattern and plants in this custom illustration of them in front of their house.

Audre + Sara

In the Victorian era the dahlia flower signified an everlasting bond or union. This was obvious choice for the brides who wanted something understated yet feminine with a modern feel and a subdued color palette. 

Peter + Angie

For two musicians who were tying the knot in Los Angeles I created something with a vintage Southern feel and a bold color palette that reflects their love of classic country music and the aesthetic of the 1960s rock and roll. 

Delilah + Gustavo

Delilah and Gustavo wanted their invitation to reflect their Mexican heritage as well as the Latino culture of the city where they got married. I choose a bright color palette and did an interpretation of traditional papel picados incorporating their vintage VW bus which served as a Michelada bar at their outdoor street festival wedding. 

Marc + Birgete

For this housewarming announcement I drew interpretations of houses on the the street where they were moving and paired it a bold yet bright color palette

Claudia + Dan

Claudia and Dan wanted very simple invitations with a lot of negative space and a single graphic. Since the theme of their wedding was candy shop the two crossed lollipops not only reflect that motif but also symbolize their union.