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The flowers on this invitation really pop with another favorite color combination - pink, black, & white. The bride is having gerber daisies and bright pink roses for her flowers. Instead of using both flowers, we chose to use the color of the roses and the image of a daisy. Paired with a clean serif font in all caps and the swoops of Feel, the invitations are modern and with a touch of fun! 
I loved the little reception card. The bride wanted to use two different colors of paper so I used bright pink paper for this card and the accommodations card, which was double-sided to include directions {always looking for ways to use less paper!}. I then mixed the pink ink by hand to match the paper for the flowers on the invitations and rsvp.
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Oh, I LOVE the idea of a reception card on another shade of paper!
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Sarah Parrott, Rhode Island
Vendor: Invitation Designer
Website: Parrott Design Studio
About Me: I am the designer & printer behind Parrott Design Studio, specializing in custom letterpress and screen printed wedding and event invitations, stationery, and paper goods. With a background in non-profit marketing & art history, I began the studio in 2006 in my small apartment in Providence, RI. Since then I have moved to a studio built my fiancé, acquired a Golding Jobber letterpress, & have been happily printing ever since. I grew up in Portland, Maine, and I have always had an affinity for the ocean, mountains, birds, gardening, & the simple life. When I am not printing, I can be found somewhere outside with my fiancé & playful pup.
I love that color pink! It pretty w/o being too girlie, I think Mr Frenchie go for it