Delights & Invites

My husband and I worked with many great vendors when planning our wedding, but Peggy was our favorite on so many levels. We planned our wedding from a different state, and so had limited time to meet with vendors whenever we were in town. Peggy was so accommodating, sometimes rearranging her schedule and even meeting with us after hours. And when we were away, she was always a text, email, or phone call away. It didn't take long for us to see that she goes to the ends of the earth for her couples, and wanted to make our day special and memorable. When we first met with Peggy she showed us some of the invitations she had done for past weddings, and of course we immediately fell in love with one of the more expensive designs--a gorgeous folded invitation with a pocket on the inside. As is the case with most couples, we were on a budget, and invitations were one of the things that we simply could not splurge on. We explained our situation to Peggy, and she immediately brainstormed how we could get a similar design (with the pocket on the back of our invitations) that would bring the cost down. That was all we needed to hear. We were sold. The final result was absolutely stunning. Peggy took her time in understanding our style, color palette, and what we were generally looking for in our invitations. The result: the timeless, elegant invitations we had dreamed of. My husband and I had picked the fonts, the wording, the metallic paper. But still, when she first showed me the completed product, I could not believe how gorgeous they were. Then, my second thought was that I hoped our actual wedding would live up to how gorgeous these invitations were! Top-notch quality, and did I say beautiful design? After we saw our invitations, we knew Peggy had to do the escort cards and notes that we would attach to our favors. (On a side note, Peggy also has a great selection of wedding favors in store.) Our favors were two-cup/saucer espresso sets, and the original plan was to attach a single tag with seating assignments printed on the front and our note on the back. As Peggy was preparing to work on them, she noticed that on the back of each box there was an ugly black stamp. I had noticed it, but didn't stop to think that there might be a way to hide it. But Peggy suggested that we could put our note on the back of the box to cover up the stamp, and put the seating assignment on a separate card on the front. A perfect solution, and a beautiful result. Guests loved the favors, and loved the fact that the two cards matched our invitations. And we were so grateful for Peggy's conscientiousness and attention to detail. If you're planning a wedding (or any event) and really want to make an impression with your stationery, stop in to see Peggy at Delights and Invites. She is incredibly creative and a wealth of knowledge when it comes to wedding etiquette. You will not be disappointed. Highly, highly recommend.