In the South, the image of the pineapple is to express the sense of welcome, good cheer, and family affection inherent to gatherings. Cait and Bob wanted to welcome their guests in every way to their wedding weekend and we incorporated the pineapple and the additional invitation motifs into their wedding design.
We had a great time designing all the printed materials for Cait and Bob's Wedding Weekend with the help of the very talented Heather Forsythe of Heather Forsythe Designs.
The invitation was printed on Heather's 1875 antique letterpress.
The invitation suite included a matching RSVP letterpress card and return envelope, custom lined black inner envelope and a matching tiffany blue ribbon to tie everything together.
Guests received their invitation suite with custom calligraphy on the inner and outer envelopes by Gayle Hilton of Calligraphy By Request.
Guests arrived to their hotels and received a 'welcome box' from Cait and Bob with Charleston goodies, a Charleston Visitor's Guide and the weekend itinerary.
The Ceremony Program continued the theme-thread with the pineapple on the cover, tiffany blue ribbon, all printed on deckled edge card stock.
Pineapple Escort Card Tree constructed of real pineapples with matching guest escort cards hanging.
Menu item signs to inform guests of the culinary treats by Granvilles Catering.
Pie Flavor Signs, especially with a specialty pie as 'Blackberry Cabernet' by 3.14 Pies!
Thanks again to Ameila and Dan Hale of Dreamland Images for capturing all of these detailed shots of printed materials for this beautiful wedding.
