Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts

April 22, 2011

Veterinary Announcement Seals.

The graduation announcements that I shared yesterday had one other special piece. The back flap of the elegant, luxe-textured ivory envelopes had ivory seals with the veterinary symbol to keep them close and give them an added flair.

I love looking back in the archives and remembering the smiles and excitement shared when helping friends and family plan their special events.


April 21, 2011

Oklahoma State University Announcement

Remember the fun graduation party invitation I posted yesterday? After looking through the client files, I decided to share the entire paper suite.

While the party announcements had more whimsy, we still wanted to keep somewhat of a consistent look throughout the entire package.

Similar to the OU announcement I shared before, {this announcement was actually created first}, this card had a pocket folder enveloping it, sealed with 2010.



When the black flaps were opened, a luxe ivory card with a image of the veterinary school and the graduation announcement stood out against the black card.



I loved that, unlike the other announcement, this announcement showed the ivory card along the top and bottom of the black folder, without giving away any details of the event until the card was completely opened.


It's hard for me to believe we were creating these a year ago. It seems like just a few weeks ago.


Congratulations to all those seniors out there! Thanks for letting us celebrate with you.




April 20, 2011

Happy Trails to You

How on earth is April already more than halfway over? Graduation will be here before we know it! High school and university seniors alike are counting down the days. And if they're one of the lucky ones, they are planning a fabulous party to celebrate this monumental occasion. One of my most favorite invitations to work on for such a special event is this one that I custom designed for an OSU Veterinary Grad student. Kendi and her parents wanted something stately and grand enough to mirror Kendi's incredible accomplishment, but at the same time, they wanted something fun and celebratory. This is what we created:


Since Kendi was hoping to work with large animals and a graduate from Oklahoma State University, she and her mom wanted to incorporate cowprint, cowboy boots, and a special poem Kendi's mom had written in honor of Kendi's achievement. I didn't know if I even knew where to start, but I'm never one to back down from a challenge ... and I'm so glad I didn't.




We created this pocket invitation. The outside was a deep black folder with an orange wrap printed with one of Kendi's favorite verses. It was so fitting with the theme of the event. The black folder opened to reveal the poem on panels framing the invitation for the event.




I loved seeing Kendi and her mom both get so excited over the invitation! I can't imagine a job that's more fun than the one I do.


October 8, 2010

ou graduation announcements.

after posting the graduation party suite yesterday, i realized that i had never shared the graduation announcements that were ordered by the same client. this particular announcement was very popular this year and i loved it in the rich crimson & cream colors of OU.

August 4, 2010

announcing you.

i kept meaning to create this post during the spring, but graduation was a crazy {in a fabulous-kind-of-way}. it's hard for me to believe it's been two months since everyone has graduated.

dr. ryan hurst approached me at the beginning of the year to create an elegant announcement appropriate for his upcoming graduation and hooding from the university of oklahoma college of medicine.

voila. this is what we created ...


i loved the look of this for graduation; and i think it would be great with so many different color combinations for many different events. so many fun seals could be created to help set the stage for the event before the invitation is even opened. i. love. it.
dr. hurst's wifey ordered an invitation for his graduation party that coordinated. {you'll have to scroll down a little once you get to the post}.