Taylor and Jonathan’s requested something elegant and simple for their modern boho wedding. We opted for a design where their names were the star of the suite, which I wrote using dip pen calligraphy, scanned, and traced over in illustrator to create the smooth modern curves. The leaves framing the lettering, paired with classy Garamond.
Julie & Anselmo envisioned an invitation that would combine both of their cultures. The bride requested I combine the Mexican papel picado and the Chinese double happiness glyph. Using the double happiness symbol as a cutout in one of the papel picados felt like the perfect seamless way to merry the two. Their save the date was designed as a seperate postcard, with the intention of being more casual and living on their guests fridge. It was a fun opportunity to be more playful with typography and hand lettering.
I chose to keep my invitation with a simple black and white, but make it feel special by incorporating hand lettering and floral embellishments . The floral illustration in the back was blind embossed on the finished product. Our names written out in a simple single lined stroke paired with a narrow san serif font to keep it modern and elegant. It wouldn’t be a Kaela project without a cartoon, the save the date felt like the perfect casual place to incorporate a fun illustration of my husband and I.