Pergamenata paper comes in two colors, natural and white, and it has a warm, mottled look. If you make a mistake while youre writing on it, you can scrape the ink away and dust it with gum sandarac to make it like new again. The polarity of the clay and glaze, as well as the lightness of the ceramic objects, was something we wanted the stationery and menus to reflect. Pergamenata paper is much less expensive than vellum, but it works very much like vellum. Menus were placed atop plates with either gilt edges or beaded rims. Focusing on texture and the subtle tone on tone of transition from white to gray was a nod to the beautifully crafted Astier de Villatte ceramics at the table. The menu repeated the vellum of the invitation and was printed with a pale, stone gray ink. Envelopes were addressed in a thin line calligraphic script in gold ink.Ī spectrum of gray, cream and white unified the paper details and ceramics – the slow, rich beauty of stone, slate, ash – gray and its association with the passage of time, memory, storms and wisdom. Envelopes were lined with a drawing of a single rose in gray repeating the botanical style of the vellum pieces. Creamy white wax seals impressed with a bee stamp finished the invitations. The invitations were overlaid with wafer thin vellum printed with drawings of garden roses in gray and wrapped in silk ribbon, an orchestration of texture and tone. The dense, fibrous invitation and reply card were printed with a soft gray ink in a font suggestive of a carefully handwritten letter. We used a combination of hand moulded Italian papers and vellum for the invitation suite and menus emphasizing the polarity of the textures. Bread and butter plates, saucers and glasses resembling 18th-century creamware enhanced the dreamy ambiance. Sheets of white linen the color of cut radish covered the tables and each vase held the velvety, pinnate leaves of silver ragwort, clutches of white zinnia and thick downy roses. Texture and nostalgia were integral to the atmosphere.
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The couple wanted their love and appreciation of the arts to be reflected in every aspect of their wedding day from the hand moulded paper of the invitations to the elegantly handcrafted ceramic dishes. Average of 89.5 points in 189 community wine reviews on 30 wines from Vellum, plus professional notes, label images, wine details, and recommendations on when to drink. More please!įrom Michelle: Guests gathered for an outdoor summer wedding ceremony and reception at The Velvet Bee Vineyard in one of California’s picturesque wine regions. The juxtaposition of crisp vellum and textured paper in this suite is simply stunning. These invitations combine two of my current favorite paper trends: dreamy vellum and romantic deckled edges! Michelle Castle of Honey Paper designed these gray vellum wine country wedding invitations, with a beautiful vellum overlay on invitations printed on the dreamiest Italian paper with deckled edges.
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