Imagine the dark pink sheet is the envelope, the one to the right of it is the invite, and the others just come stacked behind it (RSVP, directions, etc).
I agree that it's not particularly weddingy, but I'm not particularly bridesy. And the stamp is supposedly a peony, which is a lucky Chinese flower. I dunno. It might work.
Don't abandon me. Tomorrow there will be a long Grace Restaurant post!
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I don't know what "weddingy" is supposed to look like, but I think it looks fantastic. Remember, you need to include an RSVP envelope as well. When I got married, my invites were also non-traditional and everyone loved them. Very non-weddingy, I suppose, but that's what made them stand out. If you and your fiance like them, that's what matters.
Thanks!
Get this for non-weddingy. We don't have a lot of guests, so our RSVP card says to reply by phone to me, my mom, or J's mom. It sounds crazy, but most of my friends will probably e-mail me, and the rest are mostly family and very close friends. So for 100-120 guests, I don't think it'll be more than a dozen calls each (most of the 100 are families and couples, so it's more like 40 calls).
I'd rather talk to a few people for a few minutes each than deal with waiting for stuff to come back to me in the mail when almost everyone is going to call when they get the card anyway.
The envelope color is purty. I think the design is nice. I guess I'm partial to it because I know who designed it. :)
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