rifle + paperless post
- jesse49372
- Mar 7, 2017
- 1 min read
been awhile, eh? well i’m back {hopefully on a more regular basis?} and just so excited about the new rifle paper goodies that i had to share! think save the dates, invitations, thank you notes and more. so much more!
i’m obsessed with pretty much anything anna bond touches {i own multiple notepads, phone cases, even a solly wrap to carry my babe in} and this is a pretty extensive collection being offered in collaboration with paperless post {which means they’re available digitally and printed}. in no particular order, some that really struck me are…
/ herb garden. hands down my favorite. between the colors {that bright pop of chartreuse is just perfection} + that perfectly complementary font, i’m sold.
/ pastel petals. quintessential rifle.
/ heather and lace. the foil offers a really elegant way to incorporate a photo.
/ mandarin grove. moody + dramatic. love it for a fall or winter wedding.
/ egret garden. perfectly boho.
/ november herbarium. would be lovely for a southern {or southern-inspired} wedding.
/ september herbarium. the colors!
check out the full collection + order here!
until next time…
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