Charm & Fig

For Stef and Sam's Save the Date, we started with this adorable photo of the couple in Bar Harbor, Maine, where they would be tying the knot. Gold foil was a must for this bride, and a simple moose design was a fun nod to the groom's last name and to fauna of Maine. Stef is a super chic event planner in NYC and was an absolute dream to work with. I can't wait to share the rest of this wedding suite! For custom save the dates, contact Charm & Fig.

I've been trying to come up with a pretty "I Can't say "I Do" Without You" card for what seems like a year. It would be embarrassing to even show the many drafts of this design that were over-designed with swirls and dots that didn't quote feel like me. After leaving the project alone for awhile I just wrote it out quickly with a Tombow brush pen and thought, "There it's is! That's the design I want to make." It's simple and chic, but not certainly not "perfect." There is always a mix of excitement and insecurity when I launch a new...

Alice and Eric are getting married in France (!!!) this week. With guests coming from afar to celebrate their love, the groom's family hosted a Méchoui welcome dinner at a country home near Bordeaux. Inspired by the countryside, quaint markets and summer fields... I came up with the quintessential French country invitation, complete with a ticking-lined envelope.  Congrats to Alice & Eric! For custom rehearsal dinner invitations, contact Charm & Fig.

Brianna and Max's San Antonio summer wedding invitations started with a dusty blue paper, Rifle Paper Co.'s emerald peony patter for envelope liners, and pops of green and pink to match.  This couple met in college at Trinity University in San Antonio, so they definitely wanted to include a fun wedding map with all their favorite San Antonio hot spots.  For a little bit of glamor, we had their monogram foil-stamped onto the return address and at the top of the invitation. For custom wedding invitations, contact Charm & Fig.

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