Something old, something new

This week's featured invitation is the perfect representation of "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. . ."

It's an old style invitation, the text is centered, the ornamentation is across the top.

It is new, because it is square! Square invitations go in and out of fashion, and right now they are new again!

It is borrowed because some brilliant artist designed these lovely, lacy snowflakes and we borrowed them for your wedding invitations.

And they are definitely something blue. . .

This week is our deadline for invitations for weddings happening in 2017. If you want to get them mailed out 60 days in advance, we are at the wire for getting them done. So - if you've been sitting on the fence, decide today.  We will also be moving some of our designs to Etsy soon, so if you like one of our designs, and want it to be exclusively yours, order before the end of the year and we'll waive your design fees. That can be as much as $100 in savings!

Vintage Autumn

Check out this creative twist on the standard fall colors. . . burgundy, pumpkin, green and brown are slightly shifted to purple, tangerine, teal and sand. An old fashioned curvy centerpiece with fairly traditional typeface adds another touch of yesteryear. All together it adds up to a very unique possibility for an autumn wedding invitation.

The custom envelope liners add another special touch - using something very ordinary to give a little hint about your beautiful wedding plans.

And best of all - because all our invitations are custom - you can shift the colors any direction you prefer.

Stepping Back In Time

Something old,
Something new,
Something borrowed,
Something blue, or lavender or mauve or sepia or seafoam. . .

Vintage weddings can be intriguing. Pearls, lace, dried flowers, and other antique touches guarantee a unique wedding celebration. Obviously, unlike the silver or china, your invitations can't be imported from the past. You can, however, have an invitation made that incorporates all your favorite themes from days gone by.

The invitation pictured here uses both floral and lace themes, embellished with pearls and artificially aged. Imagine telegraphing your guests that they will get to step back in time when they attend your wedding. You can can choose both your elements and your colors when you engage Possibility Paper to design a custom vintage invitation for your special day - whether it's from the 1920's or 30's or 40's. What period appeals to you?