Had I not taken the custom-design route, I probably would have made an invite and called it a day. But Sheri offered me all of these unique card ideas, and I ended up going with them. Here are all of the pieces we added to the set:
Custom stamps: We created two stamps with the watercolor botanical design.
Map card: This ended up being my favorite one! The front featured a statement my fiancé and I wrote about why we picked The Garrison (spoiler: it reminded us of where we got engaged in Vermont) and a hand-drawn image of the famous mountain views from the venue. The back showed a map of where the country club is.
RSVP card: I found an Etsy RVSP card I loved, and we used inspiration from it to create ours. The back featured a striped pattern, since I'm into the idea of mixing prints.
Accommodations card: Our watercolor pattern outfitted both sides, offering information on the hotel room blocks we set up for our guests.
Monogram vellum: Truthfully, I had never thought of doing this, but Sheri pointed out that adding semisheer layer on top of our foil invite would preserve it while in transit. A dainty monogram with our initials made it personalized.
Rehearsal dinner card: This was another card showcasing an interpretation of our watercolor floral design.
Skinny-wrap return address sticker: Instead of handwriting our address, we had these cool wrap stickers made. Through Minted, we created a saved address book for our guests, which was used for all outgoing mail (invites, save the dates, and thank-you cards). And then these stickers took care of the return labels.
