Old Florida – Stationery

WEDDING INSPIRATION
This was a citrus inspired styled shoot at one of Florida’s newest wedding venues. Field Manor, was built in 1868 and is the oldest home on Merritt Island. A tranquil venue sitting along the Indian River and is jam-packed with history.

Bride with invitaton — L.A. Bridal Boutique

Invitation — *This invitation suite incorporates beautiful bright pops of orange, pinks and a deep chardonnay using a lovely light swirling font finished with a string and a gold wax seal.*

Boquet — Bouquet and all florals Buds Etc. Floral Studio

Table

*Bride and Groom -Cameron & Cayman Make up – Moments by Jessica Lynn Moments by Jessica Lynn*

Envelope — *The handwritten style looks charming and endearing.*

Program — For a bright summer wedding in a garden, vineyard or outdoor location this invitation gives guests a glimpse into the warm and sunny atmosphere. The entire invitation suite was hand-painted and one of a kind.

Sign and Cake

*Watercolor invitations are beautiful and can display thin transparent colors or deep washes of pigment.*

Car — Model A Ford Wanda & Larry Schultz

Thank you to all that helped and collaborated on this beautiful shoot.

This Old Florida invitation suite was inspired by the bride and grooms very atypical Valentines Day Wedding. I had a wonderful time fulfilling their vision and all the details for their wedding at the Historic Stranahan House in Ft Lauderdale. Purple/Old Florida

When having difficulty deciding on the illustration for the reverse side of the invitation we decided on using two of their favorites… half would be printed with the everglades gator and the other half using of the glorious Florida sunset, problem solved. Also included a details card with an illustration of the venue and a super fun RSVP post card…Alex and Byron have some very clever friends! You’ll get a smile on your face when you see their reply cards. The envelope is lined with a vintage Florida map in purple of course. Digital caligraphy addressing and a favorite quote of the bride and groom on the back of the envelope. “So, we’ll go no more a roving” Lord Byron