Honeymoon in Niagara Falls

Here's another wedding card that I made for a couple who were going to honeymoon in Niagara Falls. I started with a retro feel for the front of the card by using the word "forever". Inside, I had letters from the word L O V E tumbling down the waterfall.
Waves were added in two different blue tones and the canoe is riding the waves. Glitter was added for a lovely shine.

I thought this was a very cute card made especially for this couple. All the elements were cut from my Cricut cartridges. Hope you like it.

September Wedding

With the weather still very warm, weddings continue to take place. Here's a wedding card that I made recently.

The bride had fuchsia in her bridal party so I added ribbon to both the card and envelope. The card a simple and tailored card using black and grey paper. The words "love" and "forever" appear on the front of the card together with a large flower medallion and fuchsia rhinestone centre. Another flower medallion adorns the black envelope along with strips of the black and grey paper used on the card. The card really turned out well and I will definately make this type of card again.

Wedding Congratulations Card

I made this card for an upcoming wedding. I took plain white cardstock and embossed it in my Cuttlebug using the Swiss Dot folder. I then cut a wedding cake using the From My Kitchen Cricut Cartridge by cutting the layer cake image in three different sizes. The paper was so pretty that all I had to do was add colored rhinestones to the blossoms in this designer paper from K&Company. I used pop dots to make the cake the focal point of the card. White ribbon and a simple sentiment completed the card. This is a simple yet elegant card which I really thought turned out well.

Caardvark Challenge - Wedding Card

CARDS magazine is the hottest monthly card-making print publication. The Caardvark challenge is to create the very best wedding card with the winning entry being published in CARDS Magazine's July 2010 issue.

I created two entries for this challenge that both reflect the simplicity and clean lines that make up a modern wedding card. The colors I chose are trendy and fresh. The bows are not fussy and in the second card, the style of bow is a little different. There is a small amount of sparkle but it is kept to a minimum. I hope you like them both.