A Flirty Invitation

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Stacie Tamaki

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Being the creator of the "Flirty" girl illustrations how could I not create cartoons of us to use on our invites? especially after using them on our Save the Date magnets? Here we are more formal with a full length body pose rather then just from the waist up like on our Save the Date magnets.

Our invitation was not traditional. For starters I let John put his name before mine. He was so excited to be married I was happy to let him go first. We also used the invite to clue in our guests as to how the evening would progress in a relaxed and casual manner. Sure I thought about using traditional wording, but so much of what we were doing was not traditional I figured why start with the invites?

We also included detailed maps to help our guest find their way to the venue more easily. In flirty colors of course!

Idea submitted by: Stacie Tamaki
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