LOVE BLOOMS...the newest and most Eco-Friendly line of Invitations we have ever created. The paper is 100% Canadian, hand-made, and made with 100% post consumer waste (recycled paper products). The exciting part, if this is not enough to bring out the Eco-fanatic in you, is that these invitations have been embedded with Wild flower seeds! In honour of your special event, plant the invitation and/or envelope in a sunny spot in your garden, keep moist, and watch them grow into a beautiful patch of wild flowers. Available in an assortment of colours, you can mix and match with our other fine papers and envelopes for a stunning effect. If you want to go ECO all the way, we also have completely hand made seeded envelopes available at a premium.

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Chantal and Clint wanted to design an invitation that would excite their guests about the destination wedding they had planned. They wanted it to be colourful and fun! The fold-over square invitation is mounted on the front and held closed with a raffia tie. Inside you'll find two information cards outlining the details of the destination including a photo of the resort. The pocket was made from a red crumple paper, which was iridescent on the inside. The papers natural texture encased their design perfectly.

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As an interior designer Elaine was looking for interesting papers to work with. She fell in-love with a gold iridescent card stock and the coordinating envelopes. "It is such a smooth paper and the shimmer is breathtaking." The fabric-like texture of the Japanese Obani paper laid on the gold set off a delicate yet very rich looking contrast. Elaine's own design was used in her invitation and appeared in gold foil at the top of each invitation. This invitation defines Simple Elegance and is truly unique.

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Jameela and Rahim wanted to create an invitation that would reflect traditional elements of their culture while introducing sage as their wedding's colour. They both quickly agreed on the pearl iridescent postcard and coordinating envelope which are part of our standard line. They wanted the "wow factor", but needed affordability too since they were sending out to more than 500 guests. Separate inserts were also created for Rahim's Pithi and Jameela's Mandvo with similar style. The pearl finish of the stock gave this layout a beautiful glow that was complimented by many of their guests.

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Kerry had a vision of a mauve iridescent postcard style invitation with a watermarked calla lily design in the background. She was amazed at how fast we were able to capture her vision and was thrilled to carry the style over to the ceremony by having the Order of Service printed on the same iridescent stock. Coordinating place-cards, table-cards, seating posters and wine labels are other great ways to carry a look and style over to a reception.

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Garrett purposed to Kathleen in a hot air balloon and they wanted to bring this as a theme to their wedding invitations and accessories. The eggplant backboard matched the brides maids dresses perfectly introducing the colours of the wedding from the start. The face of this card was printed on a pearl shimmer stock with eggplant coloured ink. They accessorized with coordinating gift tags, candles, candies and small cake box which they attached balloons to for the children. Accessorizing with the same stocks used in an invitation is an easy and affordable way to create a theme from the start.

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"Two lives, two hearts, two souls combined. Love, Loyalty and friendship be intertwined." This verse was specially written for Lindsay who wanted to bring an Irish theme to her wedding reception since she could not be in Ireland as she had dreamed. Lindsay and Tim were quick to agree on this stunning emerald green iridescent backboard laid with a pearl shimmer stock on the face, printed with emerald ink. The couple also enjoyed creating their own logo online and used it to accessories at the reception.

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This couple was after a custom invitation that would incorporate both their cultures. Reema and Mark were thrilled with the final product, which turned out to be a true masterpiece. Gold iridescent paper was backed onto a white Obani paper to make the covers. A silky translucent wrap then encased the cover and was held together with burgundy ribbon and a gold leaf clip. Inside the multiple Invitations, Sangeet and reply cards were also made with different combinations of the handmade gold iridescent and white Obani paper. Stunning!

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Breanne and Gary searched everywhere for an invitation that would accommodate the dragonfly theme they wanted. They had great fun creating a logo and were able to coordinate their reception with custom wine labels and place-cards. The stock they chose for their layout was a silky iridescent mauve which reflected the colour of the lilacs they had decorating the hall.

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Christina and Michael chose a natural parchment paper to work with. A fall theme was important to them and the colour red was a must. The invitation had their names and the date foiled in gold giving it a special touch. They carried this look into their wedding event by accessorising with place-cards and wine labels made with the same stock.

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Jennifer and Richard knew exactly what they wanted when we first met. The beautiful colours of the fall were a must and this photo background gave them exactly the look they were after. Their postcard invitation was printed on a yellow linen textured card stock, which framed the photo beautifully.

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The natural fluted paper pocket encased a travel information card and a translation card as Nadia and Seb were being married in the Dominican Republic. The wedding information card was mounted on the front of the pocket and sited details in both French and English. The pocket and invitation were tied shut with a natural raffia wrap. A separate invitation was also designed for a reception held back home.

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Melony and Brian were looking for something unique that featured gold and navy blue. To achieve this we used a real leaf to create the graphic. The tri-fold invitation was printed on both sides and was tied shut with natural coloured raffia. The couple kept the leaf that was used to frame with their invitation. Very unique! They brought their look to the reception by giving bookmarks and candles to their guests.

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Kim and Sherif's postcard invitation was printed on a bright-white linen textured card stock. It featured a fold over flap at the top with a specialty cut giving it a three dimensional appearance. At their reception they put a custom printed die cut box with chocolates on each setting as a place-card. They tied blue or yellow bows on each box indicating meal preferences. A clever idea!

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Megan and Reko were headed to Jamaica for their wedding and wanted this reflected in their invitation. They chose to use a hand-made Japanese paper embedded with dried flowers. A translucent yellow rice paper was used for the 2nd layer. The layer was attached with an elegant burgundy ribbon, which nicely highlighted the colours found in the background.

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Leanne and Jeff chose a beautiful white-ice iridescent paper to work with. They wanted a logo that included lilacs as they were being married in Leanne's father's garden which hosted a spectacular display of lilacs. At the reception they highlighted the yard by creating a custom wine label.

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Jeannie and Jerry had a vision of the j-squared logo from the onset. They went with a custom size postcard style to achieve a unique oblong look. The text and logo were imprinted with silver foil onto an iridescent burgundy/brown and mounted on a silver iridescent card stock. The envelopes were custom made in silver to complete the package.

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Lama and Mohannad were searching for someone to help them create a scroll for a traditional invitation. The scroll was printed in three different formats; English, Spanish and Arabic. It was printed on a silky soft-white Japanese paper and packaged in a custom-made pillow box.

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