We always find all these excuses to buy yummy cookies, cupcakes and now chocolate bars as 'props' for our Photoshoots. Valentine's Day is only days away and we hope you have a few ideas to surprise your special someone. These Valentine's Day Wrappers can be used to wrap chocolate or other small gifts and they go hand in hand with our Valentine's Day card and coupon.
These Free Favor Tags and Favor Label Printables add a nice personal touch to your wedding favor boxes or favors. Both items are editable in Adobe Acrobat, so you can add the couples initials or one initial of your (new) family name. Another option is to print these blank and hand letter the initials. Have fun with this project!
Sizes:
Favor Tags: 2.5" x 3.5"
Favor Label: 3" x 3"
These Rustic Chalkboard Table Numbers are a practical and pretty decoration for your wedding table. Available in the numbers 1 through 20, these printable wedding table numbers are easy to print on your own personal printer, or you can have them printed at a local print shop or copy center. This PDF is set up with 2 table numbers on a page with crop marks.
To keep our prices low we're unable to customize the wording or color of this printable.
It's very easy to purchase the PDF of these table numbers:
Its easy to print and cut these items:
Personalized save the date magnets and photo magnets are a unique way to let your guests know the date of your big day. As a more non-traditional method of sending save the dates, your guests will be delighted to display your Save the Date Magnets on their fridge, making your wedding date easy to remember! Whether you are interested in a save the date magnet with or without your engagement photo, we have plenty of unique save the date designs that are sure to fit your style. From modern and simple, to vintage, floral rustic, and traditional, these Customizable save the date magnets will leave a lasting impression on your wedding guests. Add your own personal touch to your designs by changing the save the date magnet wording, photo, colors and fonts!
Our thank you cards are a thoughtful way to thank your guests after the wedding is over. Whether you choose to coordinate your cards with your invitation design using our matching thank you cards, or choose to mix and match using a completely new design, our thank you cards are a beautiful addition to any wedding stationery set. Just like all of our designs, we offer the option to add your own personal touch by changing the thank you card wording and color for no additional fee.
The holidays are finally here and we have created a few new Holiday Printables for you!
Free Printable Holiday Cards. The best part? It's an interactive PDF, so you can type in your valediction and name in Adobe Acrobat underneath ‘BRIGHT’ (e.g. With Love, The Anderson Family)
Its easy to create these Holiday Cards:
Step 1: Download the PDF for free.
Step 2: Type in your name on the card.
Step 3: Print on 8.5" x 11" cardstock.
Step 4: Cut along the edge using scissors or X-Acto knife.
Step 5: Flat cards are ready, folded cards need to be folded in half.
Who doesn't like Ugly Sweaters during the holidays?! These simple to make gift tags are perfect for adorning your holiday packages and gifts. These gift tags can be downloaded here.
We would love to see your photos of our Gift Tags, if you have any images you want to share, please email them to us at info@lovevsdesign.com.
A few months ago we connected with 12 design friends from around the world, from The Philippines and Australia, to The Netherlands, France, Canada and all across the US. Today we are excited to share the latest Wedding Invitation Suites everyone came up with!
Pretty Lights, designed by Joy Laforme from Philadelphia, PA
Simply Drawn, designed by Molly Jacques from Grand Rapids, MI
Modern Deco, designed by Karina Ramos from Orange County, CA
Dotted Love, designed by Jarrod Fuller from Perth, Australia
Nautical Love, designed by Kitkat Pecson from Manila, Philippines
Brooklyn Loft, designed by Molly Graham from Anglet, France
Floral Nouveau, designed by Christine Pak from Los Angeles, CA
Bloom and Grow, designed by Dale Soares from Toronto, Canada
Seaside, designed by Emily Hoy from Long Beach, CA
Cheerful Celebrations, designed by Huilin Dai from Phoenix, USA
Soda Pop, designed by Jarrod Fuller from Perth, Australia
Handcrafted, designed by Kitkat Pecson from Manila, Philippines
Beachside, designed by Mark van der Noord from Amsterdam, Holland
Heart and Birds, designed by Susan Maddux from Los Angeles, CA
Lovely Lettering, designed by Molly Jacques from Grand Rapids, MI
Elegant Frame, designed by Christine Pak from Los Angeles, CA
Boulder Poppies, designed by Molly Graham from Anglet, France
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Today we couldn’t be more excited to share our latest Photo Save the Date collaboration with photographer Max Wanger. Here at Love vs Design we’re huge fans of his work, especially his signature photos with lots of negative space. A few months ago we connected with Max to brainstorm about a way to collaborate, using his unique photos and creating Wedding Save the Dates around them.
After several weeks of designing, we came up with 16 clean, simple yet elegant Photo Save the Dates. Customers can use their own photo in these designs, which are available in 5 x 7 cards with backings and 4 x 6 Postcards.
Max Wanger was born and raised in Los Angeles, Honolulu, Berkeley and the here and there of Tokyo. He currently resides in Echo Park, CA with his lovely wife, Margaux, his 2 cats and dog.
Here are a few things we wanted to find out about him:
What’s the top secret formula to your signature photos with lots of negative space?
A good wide angle lens and an eye for composition.
What is the dynamic when shooting photos with your wife Margaux? Do you both focus on shooting different things, like one person shoots details, the other overall interaction or do you mix things up?
We’ve learned to feed off each other really well. We kind of stay out of each other’s way and just by eye contact we can pretty much communicate where to be or what to do. We shoot the same things primarily but with different lenses and perspectives. It’s nice to have a variety of images to deliver.
How did you get into photography? What sparked your interest in becoming a wedding photographer?
I’ve been taking photographs since I was 7 years old. It’s something I’ve always loved doing. I don’t necessarily think of myself as a wedding photographer, rather, a photographer who happens to shoot weddings. When I first started shooting, I saw that there were only a handful of photographers who were doing things differently, who were thinking outside the box. I thought if I could photograph weddings the way I saw them in my head and take more of an editorial approach, it might be worth doing. The most important thing was attracting the right clientele, people who shared a similar point of view.
What do you love the most about your job?
The part I love the most about this job is being able to travel around the world and getting to meet so many amazing people.
How would you describe your photography style? Has it changed much over the years?
Whimsical, off-beat, romantic. I’ve tried to keep it mostly the same over the years, if anything, my approach to processing has become simpler and cleaner.
What is one thing you are still learning to do?
I learn something every time I pick up a camera. That’s the beauty of photography, it’s a constant learning experience.
Do you have any current favorite photographers or artists who may have influenced you to become the artist that you are?
There are many people who have influenced me and continue to influence me, but here are a few off the top of my head: Tim Walker, Rodney Smith, Paolo Pellegrin, Anna Wolf.
Is there anybody or anything you would love to photograph that you haven’t yet?
Bill Murray, Zooey Deschanel, Adele.
Where are your favorite locations to shoot and why?
Hawaii is hard to beat. I also love shooting in Tokyo and New York. The energy and vibrancy in those cities is unmatched.
What was it about Love vs Design that made you decide to collaborate with us?
The look, the feel, the fact that you were trying to do stand out and do your own thing.
You’ve been involved in many weddings. As a photographer, do you have any advice to future brides and grooms?
Let go -- specifically on the day of your wedding. Try to take everything in and enjoy it. Forget about all the little details. It goes by so fast, you want to make sure you soak it all in. And don’t lose track of each other over the course of the night. The last thing you want to do is spend your wedding night separated and apart.
Do you have anything exciting coming up?
Lots of travel, a new wedding brand and hopefully a little bit of sleep (an exciting prospect!)
Enjoy 3 free samples with promo code: lvd3samples. All 16 designs can be found in the Photo Save the Date catalog and Postcard Save the Date catalog.
Max has shot so many fun projects, so make sure to check out his site maxwanger.com
We are very excited to now offer Birth Announcements on our website. Share your bundle of joy with your family and friends with these cards, available in different designs with or without a photo. Our new collection of birth announcements is printed on ‘best in class’ quality paper stock.
We are only a few days away from launching our line of Baby Announcements and can't wait to show them to you. Here is one last sneak peek of Madison Riley's Announcement for now.
