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Envelopments 2012 Wedding Collection – Sioux Falls, SD

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 06:00:39 +0000

Yet another post of amazing wedding invitation inspiration from the Envelopments 2012 Wedding Collection…

Sioux Falls, South Dakota Wedding Invitation Design: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Envelopments Dealer: Envision Wedding Studio

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Wedding Favor Idea – Sioux Falls Wedding

admin — Mon, 07 May 2012 06:00:34 +0000

Instead of having a favor at each setting, we placed cookies into a suitcase for guests to grab as they wish following dinner.

South Dakota Wedding Planning: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Photographer: AC Ellis

Angela & Jake – Sioux Falls Wedding Planning

admin — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 06:00:17 +0000

We finally got a hold of the pictures from Angela and Jake’s wedding which was held in June 2011. Angela and her mother were such a pleasure to work with throughout the entire planning process. One of our favorite things about Angela and Jake’s wedding day was the color transition between their ceremony and reception. Angela chose to keep the ceremony very pure, using white and a pale yellow. We transitioned into the reception with bright reds and gold throughout. There was a hint of vintage added to the decor with lace linens, gold urns and flea market frames.

South Dakota Wedding Planning: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Floral Design: Bella Rosa Floral

South Dakota Cake Design: Betty’s Cakes

Photographer: Shannon Dyce Photography

Drink Station – South Dakota Wedding Details

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 06:00:03 +0000

Always be sure there is plenty to drink for your guests! From hosting a bar, to having an adequate self serve drink station to water on the tables at the reception, a drink table or station will ensure guests feel welcome and is a perfect way to incorporate some wedding details. Think about incorporating custom or pattern napkins, fancy straws, specialty bottles of soda in the wedding colors and custom mixed beverages. Here are some great details from an event in September.

South Dakota Wedding Planning: Envision Wedding Studio

Unique Card Container – Sioux Falls Wedding

admin — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 06:00:35 +0000

Here is a hand made, very unique card container suitable for any South Dakota wedding. There were old family photos tucked into the pockets and we had a bench brought in from the family estate to hold any gifts…

South Dakota Wedding Planning: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Photographer: AC Ellis

South Dakota Wedding Inspiration – Purple, Black & White

admin — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 07:00:45 +0000

A purple, black and white inspiration for a July wedding client. Follow us on Pinterest for more inspiration…

South Dakota Wedding Planning – Envision Wedding Studio

Michelle & Ryan – Sioux Falls Wedding Planning

admin — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 19:54:57 +0000

Michelle and Ryan had an unfortunate experience with a local wedding planner they had hired at the very beginning of their planning process. We were contacted to step in about 2 months prior to their wedding date and take care of the rest of the vendors needed, details and set-up. The ceremony and reception took place in the Lodge at Great Bear. With a tight budget, Michelle provided many of the elements herself and we helped bring it all together on the wedding day! The simple details fit the couple perfectly…

Sioux Falls, South Dakota Wedding Planning: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Wedding Photographer: AC Ellis

Sioux Falls, South Dakota Cake Design: Tanna’s Cakes

Kaleb – South Dakota Party Planning

admin — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 06:00:59 +0000

Kaleb turns 15! We got a little carried away planning for next year’s 16 bash that Kaleb’s 15th birthday almost slipped past us… here are a few details from the simple birthday party gathering with friends. We can’t wait for next year’s…

South Dakota Invitation Design: Envision Wedding Studio

South Dakota Photographer: AC Ellis

Choosing A Custom Wedding Invitation Designer – Sioux Falls, SD

admin — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 06:00:55 +0000

We came across this great post on blog.envelopments.com and thought we had to share…

10. Location (convenient to you or local to destination?)
Thanks to the digital age, you have access to designers all over the world. Design consultations can happen on conference calls or Skype and prototypes can be emailed at light speed. Think about whether geographic proximity is important to you: Is it important that you can “stop by” the shop? Do you want to hire someone who lives and works in the town where your destination wedding will occur?

9. Reputation / Testimonials from previous clients
Check out wedding vendor listings, etc to get feedback on potential designers. If you’ve received a wedding invitation you like, ask the sender who designed it. Referrals can be a useful part of the decision-making process.

8. Experience with YOUR type of Wedding
This is especially important if your style or theme is unique. If you love carnivals or met your fiancée at one and want to use that as a theme for your wedding, make sure the designer has done something like that before. Ask for samples. It’s not a deal-breaker, but make sure they meet #7

7. Ability to translate your vision and personality in to the design of the invitation
Sometimes designers have their own “look” or a “go to” design. Make sure they can translate your vision into the invitations. That’s why you chose a custom invitation in the first place, right?!

6. Printing options
Do you love letterpress? Maybe you want the classic “engraved invitation.” Regardless, make sure your designer can do the print process you want or has the resources to get it done. That’s not a surprise you want later on in the process.

5. Budget
How much are you willing to spend? Articulate your budget early on with the designer so you can make sure that they can help you meet your goals.

4. Process and Timeline
Are you in a rush? Tell the designer upfront to make sure they can work within your timeline. How involved do you want to be? Check with the designer as to their standard process—number of design reviews, revisions, etc.

3. Design Aesthetic
Many designers can do a variety of event types and styles, but you can also get a sense by looking at samples if the designer has the “look” you want.

2. Attitude
You’re going to work with this person for one of the most important parts of your wedding. Make sure it’s someone you like talking to and working with.

1. Envelopments Dealer/Designers
Envelopments has the broadest, premium design line in the industry. Envelopments Dealer/Designers can work with over 230 colors and 90 shapes and sizes. They can design anything by mixing and matching from our line. And, if you dream up something we don’t offer, they can access our full custom services department, as well.

Handmade Fabric Rosettes – South Dakota Wedding Details

admin — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 06:00:29 +0000

Yet another detail from the Minnesota handmade wedding. We just can’t help ourselves when it comes to sharing the details! These rosettes were made from extra fabric and were incorporated into the table decor.