Whether you’re planning a traditional soirée or a fun fête, add a splash of color to your paper goods and give your guests a glimpse of the suite life.
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Photos by Josh Grubbs. Styling by Alison Hoekstra.
It’s obvious that the rich color palette of this striking suite from Champagne Press instantaneously grabs guests’ attention. But it’s the intentional juxtaposition of the minimalist type and the whimsical floral print that your guests won’t soon forget. “Unique accents make for a better-than-average piece of mail,” says owner Julie Chaet. “A patterned envelope liner makes a big splash, and a bold floral palette lets your guests know that you’re ready to party.” 220 Commercial St., Stillwater, 612-910-8919, champagnepress.com
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If there’s one way to show your guests you’re planning an unforgettable event, it’s with personalized invitations that make a lasting first impression. “We love playing with color and texture,” says Kate Panke, owner of Paper Rock Scissor. “Adding fun personalized touches, like custom maps or a repeating ‘logo,’ is a great way to tie together wedding invitations with the venues and décor.” 821 W. 43rd St., Mpls., 612-436-0750, paperrockscissor.com
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Choosing a bold hue like green and mixing it with the whimsy of a watercolor design results in a suite that’s as memorable as it is unique. Paper Source in Edina says this best seller uses “an artistic stroke to give your wedding a stunning look.” Complete the suite with easily personalized accoutrements that assure your guests a complete suite worth displaying. Several metro locations, papersource.com
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Catherine Polacek, owner of Printerette Press, jumps at the chance to create a unique invitation that sets the stage for your upcoming event. “Why not go bold?” she asks. “You don’t want any of your guests to forget this!” The dramatic pops of copper woven throughout this marble-inspired suite show your attention to detail goes beyond just the ordinary—creating something extraordinary. 2646 34th Ave. S., Mpls., 612-568-6841, printerettepress.com
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Jill Elaine Designs combined blue hues and gold foil to create an attention-grabbing suite that helps set the tone. According to the stationer, a bright paper often indicates a more laid-back wedding, while more subdued pops of color sprinkled throughout are a unique option for couples seeking something more traditional. “My goal is to create something eye-catching enough that upon opening, the guest takes notice, and color is a great way to do that!” 1629 Hennepin Ave., Ste. 300, Mpls., 608-397-9030, jillelainedesigns.com
