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Modern meets modern! Really, it just does. Erin and Aaron's wedding at the LINE in Austin combined 1920's modernism with the modern design of 1960's. Sounds tough to pull off? Not really! What these two movements have in common are clean lines, basic shapes and that lovely and sublime simplicity. The LINE was once home to a jazz club that broadcast music nightly and sits in historic downtown Austin.


The dramatic and moody photos were shot by the ever-so-talented Photographer, Nikk Nguyen. Nikk was able to capture the austere urban setting next to the stunning views of Lady Bird Lake. The wedding palette was neutral in tone with lots of ivory, soft peach and a little obsidian. Erin and Aaron chose the My Man Godfrey suite from my shop which features 1920s Art Deco inspired typefaces and a vintage illustration of a couple embracing and celebrating with champagne.


Check out the full gallery below and Nikk's Instagram at: @nikknguyenphoto. Congratulations to Erin and Aaron on their recent wedding!



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Erin and Aaron as shot by Nikk Nguyen




The setting for Kate and Kerry's wedding was the stunning Sacred Mountain Ranch. The romantic outdoor venue with it's lush and rolling mountains accentuated the boho vintage vibe of their wedding day. Located in lovely Julian, California, outside of San Diego, the Sacred Mountain Ranch serves as an intimate setting for weddings, reunions, retreats and photo shoots. They could not have chosen a better design to announce their special day than with my "Vintage Stars" invitation suite. The hand-painted watercolor background with a peppering of tiny little stars announced to their guests that it was going to be a special day-to-night festive affair!


The mix of her stunning lace dress, colorful flowers by Native Poppy and the stunning arch set center state for their nuptials. Guests celebrated under the stars with a parquet dance floor and rousing games of corn hole.


Please check out the photo gallery below. There were so many stunning photos by Sara Whittaker of Desert Born Studios., that I had a tough time editing-- I just had to post them all!



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Kate and Kerry as shot by Desert Born Studios

Planner: simplygorgeousevents // Photography: @desertbornstudios  // Invitations: @gildedswanpaperie

Florals: @native_poppy // Venue: @sacredmountainjulian // Food: The Wild Thyme Company

Drinks: Barlogical // Rentals: @cedarandpineevents




Rescheduling your wedding plans is a monumental task. We are all learning to be more flexible than we ever thought we could be. Now is the time to channel your inner Grace Kelly- plunge forward and do it with style, elegance, and well, grace!

MAKE THE ANNOUNCEMENT

The most important task at hand is to let your guests know that your plans have changed. Even if you do not have your new date secure yet, it's best to alert those closest to you involved in your planning by telephone. Next, you should think about emailing and texting your guests to let them know a change is afoot. You don't necessarily have to have your new date set yet. Just letting your guests know that the original date is not happening is essential. You should also update your website at this time. I have a few social media graphics here for you to download and use at your leisure.


SEND A PHYSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Once you have secured your new date, you can send a physical card that your guests can save to mark their calendars. This can also remind them to check your website for updates. Your Change the Date card can match your wedding invitations or even be a bit different-- something fun and engaging that tells your guests your event is still on, and you will all be making the most of it. The Change the Date card can be as simple as a self-mailable postcard or a more formal card that requires an envelope.


THE SOONER THE BETTER

Booking travel arrangements can be time-consuming and expensive for out of town guests, so the sooner you send your Change the Date cards, the better.


SAVE THE DATE = CHANGE THE DATE

All 50+ of Gilded Swan Paperie wedding invitations can be converted into a Change the Date card. Please check out a small sampling in the gallery below. Visit my ETSY SHOP to check out all of the designs you purchase straight away. Your proofs will be emailed to you within 24 hours. Printing takes two weeks.


FORMAL INVITATIONS

If you have ordered wedding invitations from Gilded Swan Paperie, or are thinking of ordering full wedding suites, please note that I have secured very reduced re-printing costs. So if anything were to happen, we have your back! Re-printing is easy-- perhaps one of the easier tasks of planning your wedding.


FINALLY...

Printing to me is so special- it's such a beautiful form of communication. We cannot let the current situation ruin our wedding plans. Love is not canceled. When you celebrate your Golden anniversary in 50 years, imagine pulling out your gorgeous invitations. The colors and tactile nature will remind you of that phenomenal day, no matter how postponed, rescheduled or revised it was.



Change the Date cards can be fun and colorful!




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