Many of your are probably familiar with Peggy’s simple, modern work from her invitation and stationery line Bluepool Road. She sent over her wedding invites a while back and they are just so pretty. Perfectly in line with her whole aesthetic. Simple, intimate, a bit feminine… and not surprisingly her wedding feels the same. We thought we’d share a bit of both with you all today. A nice break from the heavily textured, decorated DIY look that we see so much of at the moment (which we love of course, but change is nice too!).
Aren’t her invites so cute? Love the map and the save-the-date tag.
Peggy and Michael were married at the Viceroy Palm Springs, which is a beautifully styled hotel and venue on it’s own. And it fit Peggy’s vision perfectly. Lots of white, with pretty details…
Beautiful, Peggy! You’re so cute peeking over Michael’s shoulder.
Photography: Rachel McGinn / Venue: Viceroy Palm Springs / Dress: Judd Waddell / Invites + paper: Bluepool Road
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Stunning wedding! Peggy’s dress is breathtaking, and I love all the simply perfect details of their day!
Peggy! How absolutely divine are these pics. Love them.
I love the leterpress invitation!
The flowers are gorgeous! What are they? peonies?
That save the date is brilliant! Stunning invitations overall and beautiful couple. *Sigh…
I keep seeing those cute votive holders made from glass jars and wire. Is there a how-to on those somewhere?
Also, anyone know what font was used on those invites? I just love the simplicity of them!
Melanie,
I believe the font she used is called Sudestada. Isn’t it great? You can find it on Veer.com
xo
Amanda
Her dress is amazing!
love this wedding! so fresh, light and airy…and you cant go wrong at the parker! congrats peggy! xoxo
thank you everyone for you lovely comments! to answer a few questions…
kelly : they are all garden roses! david austin’s ‘fair bianca’ to be specific.
melanie : my father-in-law actually made those glass lanterns for us! but here’s a quick how-to on martha stewart – http://www.marthastewart.com/goodthings/light-fantastic?
and the fonts that i used were sudestada + futura.
peggy xo