…way to address envelopes! Can’t bring yourself to run those thick, beautiful wedding invitation envelopes though the inkjet but don’t have the budget for calligraphy? Buy a custom handwriting stamp from Lettergirl on Etsy and not only will she solve your conundrum, but you’ll have a reusable return address stamp for use long after the wedding. {Obviously this is a fabulous idea for those of us not planning a wedding, as well!}

Check out her shop here – my other favorite styles are the “Wedding Perfect” and “Wedding Delight.” Both the Perfect and Delight are self-inking, but the “Wedding Script” (shown above) is rubber and can be paired with a coordinating ink of your choice.

Most stamps are between $34 and $38.

I can’t get enough of this wedding that’s been floating around the blogosphere lately. Check out the most recent {and most extensive} post over at Southern Weddings. Romantic, glamorous, whimsical… alltogether lovely.

All photos c/o Jonas Peterson

I love Felix Doolittle’s whimsical illustrations. A set of his calling cards would be such a fun extravagance, but I also love his return address labels and book plates {which are 20% off right now!}. Which design is your favorite?

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For someone who loves the combination of pink + green as much as I do {and oh, I do}, it’s astonishing that I’ve only made one other pink and green board {here it is}. This board was inspired by the top left photo, and I love it’s palette of deep kelly green, blush, and raspberry. If you put together a focal point for the ceremony like the rose-covered shutters in the top right photo, you won’t need any other decorations. It could even be re-purposed as a photo booth backdrop at the reception. Embrace the overgrown-elegant look with wild and lush bouquets, loopy calligraphy, and a retro getaway car.

The Details
First row, left to right: girl holding flowers via {A Glamorous Little Side Project}; boutonnieres by Artfool; rose-covered altar photo by Jose Villa via Once Wed

Second row: wedding party photo via Grey Likes Weddings; calligraphy invitation by Laura Hooper

Third row: bridesmaid and vintage car photos by Meg Smith; cake from Brides

Fourth row: dessert photo by Ericka McConnell; calligraphed place setting by Cynthia Warren; Jamaican soda photo by Natalie Norton via Amorology

What do you think? Are you itching for your very own inspiration board? I’d love to make one for your wedding or event!