For the love of wedding stationery

I receive a lot of questions about wedding invitation wording, so many that Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette book is never far from my side. You've never planned a wedding before, so of course you have questions and I'm happy that I can be here to help you sort out the details.

Most of my FAQ's involve wording in some way shape or form. It's not an easy task to tackle. Feelings can be hurt if things aren't delicately worded.

I had the pleasure of teaming up for this gorgeous wedding shoot with Pointe D'Vine, a local wedding venue beautifully sitting on the bluffs of the Mississippi River. 

What can you do to spice up your winter wedding, while keeping it simple at the same time? Take Sarah and Kevin, for example. We collaborated to find a way to keep their invitations clean and simple, but with design elements that really stand out.

Timeless weddings are my favorite wedding schemes. You really can't go wrong, especially as we're facing the uncertainty of the 2020/2021 wedding season.You'll need a wedding plan that can go from June to October to March if need be, because we just don't know what the next 12 months are going to look like for events. 

Laura and Alex had a beautiful, very traditional wedding in Hannibal, Missouri. Alex is in the navy so that became their instant focus color. They were looking for an invitation that was classic and timeless, something that would be formal for their wedding day that included a traditional Catholic mass in Latin. They were looking for light and airy calligraphy and a crest...