When designing a wedding ceremony your wedding invitation has to take the lead. However, numerous other wedding celebrations that frequently demand a particular invitation. Case in point, save the date cards, rehearsal dinners, bridal showers and bridesmaid teas commonly demand their own invitation. If you are lacking inspiration or clearly baffled as to where to begin, the solution to your prayers just came to top stationery retailers all over the United States.
Crane & Co. has just delivered its all new Social Occasions Album, a personalization album containing a number of examples of Crane's amazing designs exhibiting Crane's superior craftsmanship. This album marks a most welcome change in direction at Crane as it comes back to its deep traditions of creating fine personalized stationery and custom invitations.
The brand new Social Occasions Album contains examples of engraved wedding invitations, save the date announcements, Bar Mitzvah invitations, anniversary and business event invitations along with a big assortment of reply cards, menu cards and personalized correspondence. Many of the invitation samples are embossed, but Crane's accomplished artists and craftsmen are also adept with letterpress along with other forms of impressing.
For those planning a wedding ceremony, Crane's Social Occasions Album is definitely worth having a look. While certain invitations probably are not designed for your wedding ceremony; the wording or your invitation, typeface styles and ink colors and shades can be customized to reflect the themes of your wedding event.
Along with a little creative thinking, most invitation examples for anniversaries or corporate celebrations can easily be a design template for a rehearsal dinner, bridal shower or almost every other wedding celebration. Engaging an accomplished stationer in your area who carries Crane's new Social Occasions Album allows you to create your own completely unique custom design.
Reaching deep into its roots during the American Revolution, Crane has produced a stunning assortment of invitations, reply card sets and personal stationery that is breathtaking in its design and sophistication. Visit your local stationery store now or visit Crane & Co. at their online store.
Crane & Co. has just delivered its all new Social Occasions Album, a personalization album containing a number of examples of Crane's amazing designs exhibiting Crane's superior craftsmanship. This album marks a most welcome change in direction at Crane as it comes back to its deep traditions of creating fine personalized stationery and custom invitations.
The brand new Social Occasions Album contains examples of engraved wedding invitations, save the date announcements, Bar Mitzvah invitations, anniversary and business event invitations along with a big assortment of reply cards, menu cards and personalized correspondence. Many of the invitation samples are embossed, but Crane's accomplished artists and craftsmen are also adept with letterpress along with other forms of impressing.
For those planning a wedding ceremony, Crane's Social Occasions Album is definitely worth having a look. While certain invitations probably are not designed for your wedding ceremony; the wording or your invitation, typeface styles and ink colors and shades can be customized to reflect the themes of your wedding event.
Along with a little creative thinking, most invitation examples for anniversaries or corporate celebrations can easily be a design template for a rehearsal dinner, bridal shower or almost every other wedding celebration. Engaging an accomplished stationer in your area who carries Crane's new Social Occasions Album allows you to create your own completely unique custom design.
Reaching deep into its roots during the American Revolution, Crane has produced a stunning assortment of invitations, reply card sets and personal stationery that is breathtaking in its design and sophistication. Visit your local stationery store now or visit Crane & Co. at their online store.
About the Author:
Richard May is a Founding member of the Stationers Guild and writes regularly about wedding invitation trends and the usefulness of using save the date invitations to help plan your wedding.
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