Mid-century style typography, vintage stamps, a super cool custom emblem rubber stamp, and a rockin’ green and black color palette – how in the world could I not go gaga over these playful save the dates that designer Brian Hurst and his fiancee, Stephanie, created for their August wedding?
The fun fold-out design features an old school airplane pulling a “Save the Date” banner that’s revealed, along with the wedding details, when the card is opened. So clever, and undoubtedly a lot of fun for every guest who will be receiving one of these lovelies in their mailbox. Thanks for sharing these, Brian!
Check out more of Brian’s design work at The Quiet Society and The Quiet Society blog.
The aforementioned vintage stamp and custom rubber stamp action:
images from Brian Hurst
These invitation evoke such a wonderful feeling. If I were a recipient of these wedding invites, I would be ecstatic about attending. Gorgeous design!
Love that stamp! Where did they get that?
Thanks for the blog post.
And thanks for the positive comments.
@Ketly: the stamp was designed by me, and made using rubberstamps(dot)net
Brian – Thanks for stopping by to share the information about the rubber stamp!