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May 18, 2011

Britni Z.



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May 11, 2011

Amy Z.


The combination of colors is stunning!

Oh wow!!!

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May 9, 2011

A Peek into the Studio – The Custom Invitation Process Revealed


We are custom, highly custom, bespoke, crazy-whatever-our-bride-wants kind of custom.  That is who we are and always have been.  I always say “we are artists first but all this beauty takes a lot of structure and organization”.  So I thought it could be fun to give you a peek into the process that happens behind the scenes on EVERY SINGLE project we ship.  That’s right, no excuses, no exceptions…

After all the months of designing, debating and perfecting of a couple’s handmade wedding invitation design each Momental invitation begins with our checklist. This simple sheet of paper essentially dictates a process of checking and re-checking every aspect of an order from start to finish!

We are known for our lavishly layered and beautifully embellished invitations so assembly of these pretty details is quite involved.  Each element whether ribbon, rhinestone buckle or a layer of paper is individually inspected for quality and precision.  We always have +10% of any item on hand as I have been known to thrown out any piece that is not just so!

Every last invitation is hand painted.  You heard it right, individually hand painted.  That is why we call the Momental Girls, Invitation Artists.  A rigorous training period is experienced by all who work with us, learning the nuances of paint thickness and finish as well as how to hold a brush to create the perfect stroke of painted color.

Our many paper layers are first hand cut on precision trimmers for the ultimate in accuracy and then adhered to one another by (you guessed it) hand!

Every Momental Invitation is created with love.  Love from a couple whose design ideas are at the heart of the look and love from a team who are truly passionate about the work they do.  Nothing at the Momental studio is cookie cutter or mass produced.  The words ready-made are not in our vocabulary.  From the first time I chat with a new Bride I find it difficult to contain my excitement.  My first talk with Kimberly, whose invitation design is featured throughout this post was filled with this same excitement.  Swirling vines and painted dots were all I could think about as she explained her vision for the invitations.

 

 

A big thanks to Kimberly for letting me always be as creative as I wanted.  XOXO

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March 24, 2011

Michelle N.



We love how the watercolor florals and venue illustration coordinate so beautifully!  The combination of ivory blooms painted onto champagne stock with eggplant shimmer stocks is stunning!

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March 9, 2011

Kanika J.


Soft and clean…the sage green hand painting is a perfect subtle accent on the slightly more bold artwork!

NY Times Wedding

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March 2, 2011

Kristen D.


Gorgeous art tag!  What a way to get your guest’s excited!

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February 3, 2011

Genele H.


Love the combination of Versailles Swirl and fall detailing!

Thought you would like a look at the original artwork created for your collection!

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