Wedding Dress | Wedding Ideas

There's a lot that goes in to finalising a date for a wedding. Family, friends and suppliers will almost always have something to add when dates are being thrown around. When a date is finally chosen why risk leaving it to the inviation to lock in the date? Save the date cards have become a great way to lock in dates without the need to send out invitations months and months in advance. Ruby & Willow, one of our favourite stationery designers, have designed these super cute save the date cards. It's a guarantee your guests will be much more excited to receive a lovely little card like this in the post, apposed to a text message, email or even worse, a facebook reminder. We suggest you get in touch with the lovely and super friendly Kate and let her work her magic on your save the date cards. Visit www.rubyandwillow.co.nz for all her contact details.










Posted by Emilie Harrison

I can't function unless I'm organised. Our Classified Information story from Issue 8 was a great opportunity for me to go to town. I bought a simple expanding folder from Officeworks, covered it in a pretty fabric using spray adhesive (available at art stores) and then teamed it with a spectacular ribbon from Specklefarm. It's the perfect spot to store stationery favourites.



Not satisfied with the folder alone, I designed a Things to Do card – it's yours free from our download collection.



And what got me reminiscing about all of this – these great sticky notes from Notemaker. The Patternism Twin Set Sticky Notes are my kind of sticky note - oh how I loathe the standard sickly yellow ones.


Telegram Patternism Twin Set Sticky Notes #008, $8.95 plus shipping.

Posted by Jane Cameron

Check out this fabulously scrummy 50s style wedding photoshoot by Jessica Monnich Photography. Shot in a Texas bowling alley, the shoot really captures the retro theme in style!



You can see more of this fab shoot on Jessica Monnich's blog.