Wedding Invitation Collages

Hi Everyone - My name is Amy and I am back for a second Guest Designer Spot. I shared my take out boxes back in late January and now I am back with some Wedding Invitation Collages.

These are so fun to make and everyone that's received one of these just love them. You can customize your wedding invite collages to match the theme and style of the wedding.

This first one has a rustic feel. I grabbed some twigs off my tree outside and the leaves are from Joanns. The background scallop shape is from SVG Cuts and I cut it on my Cricut. I use foam core to layer the elements - it is inexpensive and adds alot of dimension.





On this one I used the colors of the invite and wedding and worked in the colors of the bouquet. The corners are accented with Creative Charms. Papers are from DCWV. I picked up the flowers are Joanns - K&Company - they matched perfectly!



Thanks for stopping by and make one of these for your next wedding. It will be a keepsake the bride & groom will cherish.

~Amy http://aimitup.blogspot.com/

Fab projects they look beautiful. Great idea and keepsake

What a lovely idea, all I need now is for my Daughter to get married and then
I could make some invites.

Amy these are so beautiful and what a wonderful keepsake for any couple getting married. Thanks for the great tip so use foam core can you tell me what adhesive you use to adhere the foam core
Thanks for sharing your beautiful creation
Juliex

Thanks ladies - they sure are fun to make - you can put just about anything in a shadowbox and present it as a gift.

Juliex - If I am adhering a large sheet of paper I use Scotch 3M Super 77 Spray Mount. It is not very forgiving but sticks very good. I also use hot glue to adhere smaller items. I am always fearful the elements may get un-stuck so I tend to go with those more permanent options.

Take Care!

Thanks Amy I will definitely be trying the foam core!