The TreeSpace Studio creates stunning hand-drawn and color-illustrated wedding invitations:
It’s all so gorgeous. But our favorite detail just might be the jigsaw-puzzle rsvp cards that piece together to form one large keepsake map for the bride and groom. Genius.
Preston is renowned for transforming ordinary spaces into sumptuous new worlds, creating awe-inspiring weddings.
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Amanda
February 6, 2012
the RSVP jigsaw map would only work if 100% of your people sent back their RSVP’s and we all know that doesn’t happen. cute idea… in theory.
Gayle O'Donnell
February 7, 2012
LOVE LOVE LOVE these. Oh to have even a speck of that creativity or ability! That’s why a I rep designers rather than creating myself!
Thanks for sharing, Preston!
True what the previous comment said about only working if everyone sends back, but perhaps there could be something with the card letting the guests know if they don’t send it back they’ll be leaving a HUGE hole in the view of the upcoming day, to put a little pressure on. The non-responders would stand out much more than if they’re just a missing card in a big pile.
Sarah Spano (Hip Ink)
February 7, 2012
Amy is such a talented artist – so great to see her getting the recognition she deserves. We have collaborated in the past and she is a joy to work with and her art is detailed, personal and just breathtaking!
martha
February 7, 2012
so gorgeous! i believe the little grid pattern with different areas colored on each rsvp lets the guests know what is going on, and would encourage them to return them. plus- the ones that get forgotten are the plain, standard rsvps. who could possibly forget to take part in something this cute?
excellant job, amy!