With all the beautiful paper options out there, you’d think it’d be fairly easy to find a classy, elegant fill-in invitation. Not so much.
In fact, I was searching for invitations the other day (for a surprise party my boyfriend and I are throwing–more on that later) and all I could find in the paper stores in Brooklyn were party invites for kid’s birthday parties and cheesy ballon/cake illustrations with generic messages.
I know that in general, most would like to get custom invites created for their special days, but sometimes it’s convenient and cheaper to go with the classic fill-in. Luckily, the Internet saved the day on this one.
Here are a few of my favorite fill-in invitations. (I’ll show you the one we chose for the party at the very end.)
Art deco bouquet from Ilee
Vittoriani Invites from Angela Luguori
Pink Floral with Bird from Ilee
Letterpress Celebration from Duet Letterpress
And what did I end up choosing? The Blue Dahlia style from ILee. They arrived yesterday and I’m ecstatic! Where do you normally order your invites? I’d love to hear about your favorite stationery stores.


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Alton Weekes
August 21, 2010
My love for fabulous paper is what started my business Alton Weekes Stationery – a handcrafted boutique design firm that creates stationery products for specialty shops and museum gift stores. There’s nothing more special then stationery that is created with the customer in mind I love the reaction they give when they see the finish product.