Custom Wedding Invitations: Tiffany Blue and Gray Wedding Invitations

Check out these new beautiful custom designed wedding invitations!

These were hand made and custom designed.

The Green Loft worked one on one with the Bride to design her ideal wedding invitations. 

From the font to the chandelier these were hand made and designed just for a more modern look and feel. They were hand made and every detail was picked out by the bride for her ideal invitations!

Contact The Green Loft to start designing your one-of-a-kind wedding invitations today!

Postcard Save The Dates

Here is a new fun way of sending out save-the-date cards!

Have them designed as a postcard!

Creating a Save-The-Date Postcard saves you money on envelopes and you can still have them designed in any way you would like. Show off your wedding colors or give a preview of your wedding theme. You can even have a picture on the front of the two of you! These postcards printed on matte or glossy paper will catch everyone's eye!

Remember this will be the first look of your wedding, and it is ok these days to have a little more fun, and you don't have to be so formal with the save-the-dates. However, I do still recommend giving a preview of your wedding colors, theme, or something to show what people can expect from your wedding.

You want people to be excited about going to your wedding, why not give them a little taste of what they can expect from your big day!

Response Card . . . I know it seems obvious, however many people forget to write the name on the blank line. Here's a tip many Brides find very helpful... Number your guest list, then number the corresponding response card. You can either number the back of the card OR number the inside of the response envelope. Some Brides worry about the guest seeing the number ( I recommend writing it in pencil) but if you write it on the inside of the envelope your guest will never notice!

This is very helpful for guests with bad handwriting also, when you can't make out the name. I know you probably think you will be able to read it (they are all friends and family, right?!) however you do have at least 150 guests, not to mention you don't know all of them. And I wouldn't recommend counting on the groom to be able to figure out who that chicken scratch is.