Regular followers of Love My Dress may recall that back in May, I introduced you 'Vintage Twee' ~ an elegant collection of vintage inspired table decor and accessories, that would make perfect additions to any vintage style wedding.
The designer behind Vintage Twee, Joanne Linder, has been working on some really very beautiful new designs that I simply had to share details with you about.
A selection of lovely vintage postcards from the early 1900s have been reproduced by Joanne into beautiful Bridesmaid invitations for the bride to send out as a special touch to her chosen ladies. Each postcard features a different image of a vintage beauty and has been printed with the word 'Will you be my bridesmaid?' on the front. The back of the card reads 'Postcard' and has a space for your own message, stamp and of course the address of your bridesmaid!
Love My Dress Wedding Blog – Photography Copyright (c) 2010, Vintage Twee
What a delightful idea and perfect way to invite your lovely ladies to be an important part of your special day.
You can currently purchase the postcards in packs of 4 via the Vintage Twee Etsy shop – or simply email designer Joanne Linder directly to request a specific number of postcards as orders can be tailored to your requirements. Each set will come packaged in a cellophane bag to keep them lovely and clean until you are ready to write your message and send them…
Oh ho I love these pretty little postcards!
For further information, visit the Vintage Twee Website, Vintage Twee Etsy Store, or email designer Joanne Linder.
Much love,
Anabel xXx
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Founder of Love My Dress. Passionate Podcaster and Editor. Annabel lives in rural North Yorkshire with her husband and business partner Philip, their two daughters and menagerie of furry hounds. She loves photography, meditation, walking, being outdoors and star gazing. She is fierce when it comes to championing talent within the wedding industry and when she's not working on Love My Dress, she supports her husband Philip in the running of the family's sustainable flower farm and floral design business, Moonwind Flowers. In 2013, she became a published author.
