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We spotted this lovely and ingenious wedding invitation by Greek designer Chris Trivaz today via Lovely Package. We just love it!
Being invitation designers and crafters, however, our imaginations started churning -how you might make these and incorporate them into the rest of the wedding design!
Plain tin cans are so beautiful and graphic that we can totally see using them as vessels for pretty flowers (photo via D.S. Brennan).
We can also envision spray painting the cans in vibrant colors, and even and stenciling them with simple initials or a graphic pattern (via Peapods photo stream).
Colorful baker's twine would work in lieu of the kraft twine (via School Locker).
Or how about designing a pretty vintage-inspired label to wrap around the can, like so? Could be so cute! Photo from here.
Regardless, we love the concept - and it would be so fun and interactive to have guests tie them on during cocktail hour! Photo from here.
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Sabrina & Eunice Moyle, San Francisco, CA
Vendor: Invitations & Stationery
Website: Hello! Lucky
About Me: We (sisters Eunice and Sabrina Moyle) started Hello!Lucky in 2003 out of Eunice's garage with a hand-cranked Vandercook printing press. Since then we've created whimsical stationery and greeting card designs for almost every occasion, including wedding invitations, save the dates, thank you notes, and a line of hilarious sock monkey cards! We love crafting, flea marketing, fashion, travel, and all things paper. We're based San Francisco with a studio in London, so we're immersed in design trends from around the world!
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