Custom wedding stationery - made just for you. No matter what the event, my designs are perfect to make the right lasting impression on your friends and family! Most wedding designs are available as a full ensemble, if there if anything else you would like to see - please let me know. I am pleased to accept your custom requests.
Showing posts with label invitation designer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invitation designer. Show all posts
Saturday, May 10, 2014
A Great Wedding Invitation Requires Preparation
You want the perfect wedding invitations, but this means doing a bit of preparation. By preparing a few things, you’ll help your wedding invitation designer create the beautiful wedding stationery you’ve been dreaming of.
Style
First off, you should have an idea of the style of wedding you’ll be planning. You don’t need to know all the details, but knowing whether you’re going to throw a relaxed beach wedding or glamorous vintage wedding is important. This can help your designer suggest an invitation style that suits your wedding. This will include paper type, materials, type of printing, color combinations, and other elements that will give your guests a sense of what they can expect from your big day.
Color
Knowing your wedding colors will be a big help for you and your designer. Your color choice can inform the design, but don’t feel like you have to pull together a full palate yourself. Your designer can help by suggesting other colors work with your main wedding color.
Guests
Before you get started, make sure you know how many guests you’ll be inviting. You’ll need to have a guest list before you order your invitations. Ordering too few will mean reordering, and ordering too many will mean wasted invitations. Your guest count will also have a big impact on your budget. Whatever your guest count, a good invitation designer should be able to suggest the right design for your budget, the right quantity to order, and offer flexibility on reordering. Here at Noteable Expressions, I offer a low reorder minimum and fast turnaround.
Wording
You might have the wording of your invitation all worked out, or you might be at a complete loss. Either way, you should prepare by knowing what your questions or concerns are. This will allow your designer to help by suggesting the wording that is right for you and your wedding.
If you are ready to start browsing invitations stop by Noteable Expressions
To find out more about how to prepare for your wedding invitations, send me an email. I can help make your dream invitation a reality
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
A Day in the Life of a Designer
It may not be glamorous, but I love my busy life! You know my designs, you know what I 'do,' but here is a peak 'behind the scenes.'
6:30am - My alarm clock wakes me after what is usually a short night. I throw on some clothes - usually something 'handy.'
6:45am - I head to my youngest daughter's room to wake her for a school. Waking her up is like going in to combat - it usually takes tickles to wake her so I've got to have my ninja moves ready to dodge pillows, feet, and any stuffed animals that didn't fall to the floor during the night. Thankfully, after that she takes care of getting ready for school by herself.
6:50am - Head downstairs and brew that "oh-so-good" first cup of coffee
7:00-7:30am - I start checking emails and look at over-night sales. Answer requests for custom designs and check in on Facebook - all while listening to CNN on my computer. (I don't watch TV - not on the TV at any rate)
7:30am - Take care of any last minute to-do's for Morgan - check that her backpack is ready, etc
7:40am - Run her to school. She attends a wonderful charter school but the one downside is that there is no bussing and the parking lot adventure can take an hour in the afternoon!
8:15am - Home again. Grab a quick breakfast and then head to the shower.
9:00-11:00am - By now I am on my 2nd or 3rd cup of coffee and I'm back at the computer. For the next two hours I blog, email and work on marketing.
11:00-12:00 - Talk to my Mom. She lives 1/2 way across the country and without this little break I would go stir crazy!
12:00pm - Back at the computer - this time I'm usually working on custom orders
2:15pm - Leave to pick up Morgan from school
3:15pm - Home again. Settle Morgan in with her homework and a little snack and I start working on new designs
5:00pm - Start prepping/cooking dinner and spend time with the family
8:00pm - Morgan heads to bed and I head back to work. The bulk of my new designs are done between now and midnight
11-12am - Blessed sleep!
Of course, in between all of this, I pick up and clean the house, do the laundry, grocery shopping, and take care of three dogs, a lizard, and a chinchilla! I love my life <3
6:30am - My alarm clock wakes me after what is usually a short night. I throw on some clothes - usually something 'handy.'
6:45am - I head to my youngest daughter's room to wake her for a school. Waking her up is like going in to combat - it usually takes tickles to wake her so I've got to have my ninja moves ready to dodge pillows, feet, and any stuffed animals that didn't fall to the floor during the night. Thankfully, after that she takes care of getting ready for school by herself.
6:50am - Head downstairs and brew that "oh-so-good" first cup of coffee
7:00-7:30am - I start checking emails and look at over-night sales. Answer requests for custom designs and check in on Facebook - all while listening to CNN on my computer. (I don't watch TV - not on the TV at any rate)
7:30am - Take care of any last minute to-do's for Morgan - check that her backpack is ready, etc
7:40am - Run her to school. She attends a wonderful charter school but the one downside is that there is no bussing and the parking lot adventure can take an hour in the afternoon!
8:15am - Home again. Grab a quick breakfast and then head to the shower.
9:00-11:00am - By now I am on my 2nd or 3rd cup of coffee and I'm back at the computer. For the next two hours I blog, email and work on marketing.
11:00-12:00 - Talk to my Mom. She lives 1/2 way across the country and without this little break I would go stir crazy!
12:00pm - Back at the computer - this time I'm usually working on custom orders
2:15pm - Leave to pick up Morgan from school
3:15pm - Home again. Settle Morgan in with her homework and a little snack and I start working on new designs
5:00pm - Start prepping/cooking dinner and spend time with the family
8:00pm - Morgan heads to bed and I head back to work. The bulk of my new designs are done between now and midnight
11-12am - Blessed sleep!
Of course, in between all of this, I pick up and clean the house, do the laundry, grocery shopping, and take care of three dogs, a lizard, and a chinchilla! I love my life <3
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